Daycraft is now Zipsprint, at zipsprint.com

What changed

• The product has a new name and a stable public address: Zipsprint at zipsprint.com (and www).
• The live demo, private desks, What's new and MCP endpoints now run on that domain. The previous workers.dev URL still works as a fallback.
• Your existing workspace, plans and invite code are unchanged.

Why it helps

A short, memorable name and a real .com are easier to share, remember, and put on a portfolio. Same product, same desks — just easier to find.

Try it

Open the live demoSign in to your desk

A public demo desk and the first private workspaces

What changed

• A demo desk anyone can use without signing in. Paste two messy updates, or pick a fictional sample, and get one decision with what each option leads to, plus a next action placed in a free block.
• You can correct and accept the plan, and see exactly how an assistant fetches the accepted version over MCP.
• Private workspaces for signed-in users, each with its own Integrations tab: a read-only calendar (iCal), a built-in AI that needs no key, and a personal MCP endpoint with revocable tokens.
• Morning plan and evening review (done, moved, carry or drop), plus a Progress view: time to the first useful plan, what you corrected, and whether you came back the next day.
• A 14-day free trial with no payment details, and plan, renewal and Stop renewal screens. Payments run in test mode only.

Why it helps

Most planners make you do the sorting. Zipsprint starts from the mess you already have, such as a client message or a note to yourself, and gets you to the one thing only you can decide. Then it gets out of the way. Your assistant reads the plan you accepted, not a guess.

Try it

Freelancer: client logo choiceFounder: ship or fix firstStudent: close the survey?

Tip: on the draft, pick a different option than the recommended one before accepting. The accepted plan and the MCP response both reflect your choice.