Today's 3

Number one is the one that matters most. The other two come from any tile.

At midnight the screen is saved as it stands. Tap any day dot to see what the nine looked like and what got done.

nynlyf

NynLyf

Your whole life on one screen.

Get to know it

The story of 3 and 9Egypt, Pythagoras, a Hebrew proverb, and why it still works today. zz
Meet NynEgyptian. Black. The bad luck was always a rumor.

Make it yours

Keep it safe

Everything is saved on this device. Sign in to keep a copy in your account and use it on every device.

nynlyf

NynLyf

Your whole life on one screen.

Three and nine turn up wherever people have tried to describe a whole life. Egyptians wrote "many" with three strokes, so nine, three threes, meant all of it. Pythagoras called three the first complete number. A Hebrew proverb says a threefold cord is not quickly broken. Chinese tradition maps a life onto nine squares.

NynLyf is that old idea, on your phone. Read the story of 3 and 9

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Nine tiles, three rowsYou. Your people. Your ground. Tap a tile to name its rooms, set up to three goals, and keep its to-do list. One item or two hundred.
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Three things a dayTap the 3 in the corner. Number one is the one that matters most.
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One life, saved each midnightSkip a day and nothing piles up. Nyn the cat naps on whichever tile you've been ignoring most. That's the only nudge you'll ever get.
nynlyf

NynLyf

Your whole life on one screen.

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Nyn is asleep on the other side of this door. The story of 3 and 9

Two copies found

There is a NynLyf on this device and a different one saved in your account. Which one do you want to keep?

The one you don't pick gets replaced. Look at the counts above before you tap.

Tile colors

The defaults are the stones of Egypt: malachite, lapis, amethyst, carnelian, terracotta, faience, gold, turquoise, umber. Make them yours.

Link your calendar

NynLyf can show the next two weeks from your real calendar in a strip above your nine tiles. It only reads. It can never add, change, or delete anything on your calendar.

Where to find your link

Google Calendar
  1. On a computer, open calendar.google.com.
  2. Click the gear at the top right, then Settings.
  3. On the left, under Settings for my calendars, click the calendar you want.
  4. Scroll down to Integrate calendar.
  5. Copy the Secret address in iCal format. It ends in .ics.
  6. Paste it in the box above and tap Link it.
Apple Calendar (iCloud)
  1. Open the Calendar app on your iPhone and tap Calendars at the bottom.
  2. Tap the i in a circle next to the calendar you want.
  3. Turn on Public Calendar, then tap Share Link and choose Copy.
  4. Paste it in the box above and tap Link it. A link that starts with webcal is fine.

Apple only gives a link for a calendar set to public. Anyone who has the link can read it, so don't post it anywhere.

Outlook
  1. On a computer, open outlook.com and click the gear, then Calendar, then Shared calendars.
  2. Under Publish a calendar, pick your calendar and Can view all details, then click Publish.
  3. Copy the ICS link.
  4. Paste it in the box above and tap Link it.

Treat this link like a password. Anyone who has it can read that calendar. NynLyf keeps it with the rest of your NynLyf and uses it only to fetch what's coming up.

+ prep

Need to get ready for this? Write the to-do, pick when it's due, then tap the tile it belongs to.

Or tap one of these