What Dawn is
One place for the context of your life, and a Claude that can read all of it at once.
Dawn holds your calendar, todos, boards, sheets, notes, goals, rules, theses, learnings and decisions in one account. That part is not unusual.
What is unusual is the second surface. Everything in Dawn is also exposed to Claude through an authenticated connector, so Claude can see what you committed to, what you keep putting off, and the rules you set for yourself — all at once, without you pasting any of it into a chat.
The point is not another tracker
A to-do app knows what you wrote down. It does not know that you have a rule about one project at a time, that you already have four evenings committed this week, or that the last time you took on overlapping work you wrote a learning about how it went.
Dawn keeps all of that in the same account, which is what makes a question like "should I take this on?" answerable rather than rhetorical.
Anything Claude can do, you can do
The web app and the Claude connector call the same code underneath. There is no tool that reaches around the app, and no screen that does something the tool layer cannot. That is deliberate: two surfaces that disagree about what you own is the failure this design exists to avoid.
The iOS app is a third client of the same thing.
Where to start
- Set your timezone — do this before you enter anything.
- Connect Claude — five minutes, once.