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What is the Daily Brief email? 

Every weekday morning, Toggl 2.0 sends you a Daily Brief email that recaps yesterday's tracked time and lays out today's plan before your day starts. If something was planned but never logged, the brief nudges you to reconcile it in one click. You can turn it off anytime from your Profile Settings.

What's in the Daily Brief

The email is sent at 8:00 in your local time, every weekday.

Yesterday

A summary of your tracked time from the previous day, including:

  • Total time tracked
  • A per-project breakdown

Today's plan

Your planned entries and any connected calendar events, listed in chronological order. This includes:

  • A NEXT UP marker showing what's coming up next
  • Badges showing whether an event came from Google Calendar or Outlook

If you don't have a calendar connected yet, this section shows a prompt to connect one instead of a plan.

Reconcile nudge

If you had a planned block yesterday that was never logged, the Daily Brief asks Did it happen?

  • Clicking it takes you to the calendar with a prefilled log popover, ready to save
  • If more than one planned block went unlogged, the link takes you to that day on the calendar instead of a single popover

When the Daily Brief is sent

The Daily Brief is only sent when there's something worth showing you — either tracked time from yesterday or a plan for today. If neither exists, no email is sent.

It's also skipped if you've already tracked time today by the time the email would go out.

Turning it off

The Daily Brief is on by default. To stop receiving it:

  1. Go to Profile Settings > Preferences > Email Notifications
  2. Find the Email me a daily brief every weekday morning toggle
  3. Turn it off

You can turn it back on the same way at any time.