Speakers
Create a profile once, assign it to any session across any event.
Dr. Amara OkaforKeynote - Accessibility
Luca MorettiWorkshop - Typed PHP
Rin TanakaPanel - The Open Web
The events plugin developers actually enjoy
Dayo gives you seven free calendar views, powerful event search, structured data, calendar exports, and accessible front-end styling that works beautifully out of the box.

7Free calendar views
3 waysTo search events
JSON-LDStructured data
ZeroStyling required
Everything included
Publish, organise, search, and share events with a fast WordPress plugin that is ready to use and easy to make your own.
Year, month, week, day, list, grid, and map views are all included in the free plugin.
Upgrade to Dayo Pro for a focused summary view alongside every free calendar view.
Help visitors find events by keyword, category, tag, format, and other event taxonomies.
Let visitors discover events within a chosen radius of their postcode.
Give search engines machine-readable event information without extra configuration.
Lean assets and efficient queries keep event discovery fast even with large datasets.
Semantic markup, keyboard support, clear focus states, and reduced-motion support are built in.
Dayo is tested extensively so event teams can publish with confidence.
Use the polished defaults immediately or adapt the presentation to fit your brand.
Works with every default WordPress theme is tested with a variety of popular themes, including Blocksy.
Visitors can add events to Google Calendar or download them in iCal format.
Every user-facing string passes through WordPress translation functions.
Built for WordPress
Choose the default experience, switch calendar views on or off, and keep everyday event management close to the tools your team already knows.

Seven free views, one dataset
Year, month, week, day, list, grid, and map views are included in the free plugin. Summary view is available with Dayo Pro.





A twelve-month overview for planning an entire season at a glance.
The classic calendar grid with events arranged clearly by date.
Time-based columns that make busy programmes easy to scan.
A focused agenda for everything happening on a single day.
A compact, screen-reader-friendly stream of upcoming events.
Image-led cards for visual event discovery and promotion.
Location-led discovery with nearby events and venue details.
A concise overview for teams that need the bigger picture.
The people & places
Organisers and locations are included in Dayo. Dayo Pro adds reusable speaker profiles and sponsors.
Create a profile once, assign it to any session across any event.



Save venues with interactive maps, directions, and structured address data for rich search results.

Tiered sponsor logos render automatically on every event page.
Create organisers once and connect them to every event they manage.
Made for the moment
Dates, times, formats, locations, access information, and the next action sit together in a focused event page.

Engineered, not bolted on
Dayo is engineered for real event catalogues: strict, predictable code; a lean front end; and extensive security testing.
1<?php2declare(strict_types=1); 4namespace Dayo\Events; 6final class Event7{8 public function __construct(9 public readonly string $title,10 public readonly \DateTimeImmutable $startsAt,11 public readonly Venue $venue,12 public readonly EventVisibility $visibility,13 ) {}14}Accessibility is not a setting you have to find - it is how Dayo ships. Keyboard operation, semantic markup, readable states, and reduced-motion support are built in from activation.
Default palettes and interface states are designed to stay readable without manual tuning.
Navigate calendars, switch views, and discover events without needing a mouse.
Semantic markup, ARIA landmarks, and live regions announce changes clearly.
Coming soon
Pricing is staying private while Dayo is in pre-release. Join the mailing list and we will let you know when the plugin is ready.
Questions
Dayo targets the latest WordPress release and requires PHP 8.2 or newer to take full advantage of strict typing, readonly properties, and enums. It is tested against PHP 8.2, 8.3, and 8.4.
Year, month, week, day, list, grid, and map views are included in the free plugin. Summary view is a Dayo Pro feature.
Visitors can search by keyword or event taxonomy, and they can find events within a chosen radius of their postcode.
Dayo works with every default WordPress theme and is specifically tested with Blocksy, Avada, Divi, Enfold, and Genesis. It looks polished immediately and remains highly customisable.
Calendar controls and event output use semantic markup, keyboard-friendly interactions, visible states, and reduced-motion support without requiring a separate accessibility mode.
Yes. Dayo supports Google Calendar links and iCal downloads, and every user-facing string is ready for WordPress translation.
Yes. Dayo ships a typed PHP API with hooks and filters, plus a REST API and webhooks, so developers can extend behaviour without editing plugin core.
Join the launch list and we will email you when Dayo is ready, including release notes, documentation, and availability details.
Install in minutes, publish your first event today, and give every visitor a fast, accessible experience.