Getting started
Welcome. A simple manual log is all you need: write down what you did, then look at the picture it paints. There is no right way to spend a day, and you decide what matters.
1. Add an activity
- On the activity log, press Add activity.
- Type its name in Activity, for example “Cooking dinner”.
- Choose the Date, then the Start and End times. The end must be after the start.
- Pick a Category: Work, Travel, Home, Entertainment, Health, Social, Rest, Hobbies, Relationships or Other.
- Optionally tick “I would like to change the time I spend on this”, then press Save activity.
Or time an activity as you do it
- Press Start a timer, type the activity’s name and pick a category, then press Start timer.
- The timer runs only for the activity you chose, and only from the moment you press Start. Nothing else is tracked or detected.
- It keeps counting from your start time even if you close or refresh the page, and works across midnight.
- When you finish, press Stop and review. Correct the name, category or times if needed, then Save to my log or Discard.
2. Review and correct entries
Switch between Day and Week, or use the Previous and Next arrows. Select an entry on the timeline to see its date, start, end and category. Press Edit to correct it or Delete to remove it.
3. View the time overview
The “Where this day went” (or week) panel shows the total, recorded, marked available and unrecorded time, a bar and a table by category. The This Week and Patterns cards sit alongside it.
4. Make room for something meaningful
In Make Room, choose “Name an activity you love”, add days and a window of time, and optionally tick the small change to trim a habit by 30 min. Then press Save plan. Pick just one small change.
An illustrative example
Imagine you log “Scrolling” as Entertainment on Tuesday from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. The overview shows it as recorded time. You decide to trim it by 30 min and plan “Evening walk” for 5:15 pm to 5:45 pm. These are made-up entries to show the steps, not yours.
Unrecorded is not the same as free
Time you have not logged is not automatically free: it may be sleep, chores or things you have not added yet. Only time you mark as available counts as available. Rest is worthwhile too, and you choose what deserves your time.