20 July 2026
This release brings some of our biggest quality-of-life updates yet to the web and desktop apps. You can now keep working when your connection drops, connect Daysync to your favourite AI assistant, and enjoy redesigned venue and stay panels — alongside a smarter sidebar and a host of refinements right across the app.
You can now connect Daysync to AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude from the new Integrations area in your settings. Once connected, you can ask your assistant to help manage your tours, schedules, and more — and disconnect again at any time. It's a simple way to bring Daysync into the tools you already use every day.
Daysync now keeps working even when your connection drops. Pages you've already visited will still open, and any changes you make while offline are saved and synced automatically the moment you're back online — with a clear indicator so you always know when you last synced. Ideal for load-ins, tunnels, and venues with patchy signal.
We've rebuilt the venue and stay panels with a cleaner, more compact layout that's faster to scan and easier to edit. Details are clearer, list items are tidier, and everything fits together more neatly across your whole tour.
You can now add your own custom fields to schedule items, stays, and venues — so you can capture exactly the details your tour needs, whether that's access codes, parking notes, or anything else. Your custom fields stay with each item wherever it appears.
Finding the right tour or organisation is now much quicker. The sidebar includes built-in search and filtering, so you can jump straight to what you're looking for instead of scrolling.
Avatars across Daysync now show a green dot when someone is currently online. Whether you're in chat, browsing tour members, or mentioning a teammate, you can tell at a glance who's around right now — so you know when to expect a quick reply.
Thanks for using Daysync. Got feedback? We'd love to hear from you on our Discord: https://discord.gg/dh3vYrF8hZ or directly via email at feedback@daysync.com.
Talk soon, Kenny