Integrations

Connect your Spotify account to see your recently played tracks on each Day Card — complete with album art, track name, artist, and when you listened.

How to connect:

1. Go to Integrations in the sidebar
2. Tap the Spotify card
3. Click Connect Spotify in the detail sheet
4. Authorize Dayze in the Spotify popup
5. Your recent tracks will appear on Day Cards within minutes

Dayze requests read-only access to your recently played tracks. It cannot control playback, access your playlists, or modify your Spotify account.

Connect Google Calendar from Integrations — tap the card, then Connect Google Calendar. Use Sync in the detail sheet after connecting to import historical and upcoming events into your calendar and timeline.

When creating or editing an event, turn on Add to Google Calendar to push that event immediately (and optionally invite guests by email through Google). Off keeps the event in Dayze only.

Connect Gmail for two read-only uses: (1) Dayze Chat inbox tools — search unread mail, receipts, and confirmations via search_gmail / read_gmail_message; (2) travel and life-chapter signals — flight/hotel confirmations as suggested timeline events. After connecting, tap Sync now for timeline import, or ask Dayze in chat about your inbox.

Connect Strava to import runs, rides, and workouts onto your timeline and Day Cards. Tap Sync now after connecting to pull recent activities.

Tap the app in the integrations grid, then Upload export with a .json file from your official data download. Dayze parses timeline items and writes them to your account — duplicates are skipped automatically.

• Facebook — check-ins, posts with locations, life events
• Instagram — geotagged posts and story metadata
• LinkedIn — job changes and education dates
• Google Takeout — calendar history, location timeline, photos metadata

Open Integrations → Journals & notes, pick Day One or Mem, then Import. Choose your export: Day One's JSON export (.zip, or the Journal.json inside it), or Mem's export (.zip, .json, or .md notes).

• Read on your device — the file isn't uploaded. Only the entries you keep are saved.
• Preview — counts, date range, places and tags; pick years or single entries; entries already in Dayze are skipped, never duplicated.
• Private — imported moments are private. You can leave out entry text or places before importing.
• Undo — remove everything one import added, and restore it if you change your mind.

Photos stay in Day One for now. Rewind isn't supported: it has no export Dayze can read.

On the iOS app, Dayze reads health data from Apple Health to display on Day Cards:

• Steps — Daily step count with progress toward 10,000
• Sleep — Sleep duration from the previous night
• Heart rate — Resting heart rate
• Calories — Active energy burned
• Workouts — Type, duration, and distance

Health data is requested on first use. You can grant or revoke specific metrics in iOS Settings → Health → Dayze.

Calendar events from Apple Calendar are automatically synced into your Day Cards. Dayze:

• Imports events from all your calendars
• Filters duplicates by external ID
• Shows event title, time, and location on the relevant Day Card
• Syncs both past events (7 days back) and upcoming (14 days forward)

Listening history from the Dayze iOS app can appear on Day Cards, similar to Spotify on web. Grant Apple Music access in the mobile app.

Apple doesn't provide a standard API for Screen Time data. However, you can create an iOS Shortcut that sends your screen time data to Dayze daily.

What you can send:

• Total screen time (minutes)
• Social media time (minutes)
• Top apps with usage time
• Number of pickups
• Number of notifications

This data powers the anti-doomscroll nudge feature, which compares your Dayze usage to your overall screen time.