Your week, in one calm place.

A calm dashboard of your week, in claude.ai.

Download the plugin (.zip)v0.1.0 · 36 KB

Needs claude.ai with artifacts. It uses the connectors you already have and works best with your calendar connected.

A sample Daybeacon dashboard of a made-up week, in its dark scheme: Alex's Daybeacon, a Snapshot pill, the week of 9 to 15 Nov 2026, the Week to Year and Overview or Details switches, and a Next card for Mentoring: Noor.
Sample data

A sample dashboard

Five things to notice

A sample Daybeacon dashboard of a made-up week, with five numbered notes pointing at its parts.
The sample dashboard, Alex's Daybeacon, on a made-up week. Top right, a Snapshot pill dated 11 Nov 09:00. Below it, Week, Month, Quarter and Year, then Overview and Details. Cards for 13 hours in meetings, 5% down on last week, and 7.0 hours of focus, 27% up, then 7 needing a reply and 3 open tasks. Today, with one meeting left: Mentoring: Noor at 18:00 on Meet. Coming up, where Thursday and Friday each carry a triangle. Also shown: a Next card, a Needs reply list from Slack and Gmail, Marks, Tasks and People.
Sample data
  • A saved snapshotTo update it, say “refresh my Daybeacon”.
  • Week, month, quarter or yearSwitch between them, as an overview or in detail.
  • Hours in meetings, hours of focusAnd how they compare with last week.
  • What's left todayThe rest of today, with who and where.
  • Triangle: ahead. Square: behind.Coming days get a triangle; past meetings, a square.
  1. Close-up of the sample's top right: a Snapshot pill dated 11 Nov 09:00 and a light or dark switch, above the Overview and Details switch.
    A saved snapshotTo update it, say “refresh my Daybeacon”.
  2. Close-up of the sample's switches: Week, Month, Quarter and Year, then Overview and Details. Week and Overview are selected.
    Week, month, quarter or yearSwitch between them, as an overview or in detail.
  3. Close-up of four sample cards: 13 hours in meetings, 5% down on last week; 7.0 hours of focus, 27% up; 7 need a reply; 3 open tasks, all overdue.
    Hours in meetings, hours of focusAnd how they compare with last week.
  4. Close-up of Today on the sample, 1 left: Mentoring: Noor at 18:00 on Meet. Below, 7 need a reply, 3 email and 4 chat: Mei on Slack 1h ago, Sam on Gmail 3h ago.
    What's left todayThe rest of today, with who and where.
  5. Close-up of Coming up on the sample: Thursday 12 Nov and Friday 13 Nov, each marked with a triangle, with their meetings listed below.
    Triangle: ahead. Square: behind.Coming days get a triangle; past meetings, a square.

Sample data: a made-up week.

How to read the shapes

Paired cones are Marks: short notes about patterns in your week.

  • Square: behindWhat has already happened.
  • Triangle: aheadWhat is still to come.
  • RisingCones point up: load is building.
  • EasingCones point down: load is lighter.
  • Needs attentionCones face each other: something needs you.
  • NoteA circle: a note, like days out of office.

Open a sample

Sample data: a made-up week, not anyone's real calendar.

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The gallery's “Live demo” moves the sample to this week. It is a demo, not a mode you get.

The samples need JavaScript.

What it shows, where it reads from and how to add it

Marks

Short notes about patterns in your week.

Close-up of the Marks panel on the sample: “3 things need you, load is rising this week.” Then Needs attention: 2 messages waiting over 24h, and 3 overdue tasks.

What's next

What is on now, or next, and who with.

Close-up of the sample's top card: Wednesday 11 Nov, 13:30. Next: Mentoring: Noor, today at 18:00 on Meet, with Noor. 3 need attention, 1 rising.

Only what's waiting on you

Mail and chat, not the whole inbox.

Close-up of the sample's Needs reply list from Slack and Gmail: 7 in all, 3 email and 4 chat, starting with a Slack mention from Mei an hour ago.

Calendar

Google Calendar or Outlook

Mail

Gmail or Outlook: what needs a reply

Chat

Slack or Teams: mentions and DMs

Tasks

Todoist or Microsoft To Do

Meeting notes

Granola, matched to your meetings

Private

Your data stays in your own connectors and your own private artifact. The plugin has no server, keys or tracking.

Say “set up Daybeacon”

  1. Checks your connectors
  2. Asks a few questions
  3. Publishes a private artifact

It finds connectors by what they can do, not by name, so other tools that do the same jobs may work. Then it asks which calendars to show, what to hide, a theme and a name.

Add it to claude.ai

v0.1.0 · 36 KB
  1. Download the plugin (.zip)
  2. Open claude.ai › Customize
  3. Plugins
  4. Add
  5. Upload plugin
  6. Choose the downloaded .zip

Then say “set up Daybeacon”.

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add vidhunnan/daybeacon.app
/plugin install daybeacon@daybeacon

In Claude Code the skill says the dashboard is a claude.ai feature and offers to write a daybeacon.html file instead.