Daily Momentum — a quiet record of where your time goes

A day, once it has recorded itself

Twenty-four hours, in proportion. No timers were started or stopped — each block is simply the time between one tap and the next.

Tap what you are doing

A grid of large buttons, usable one-handed and without looking hard at the screen. There is no start button and no stop button, because a tap is both: starting one thing is what ends the last one.
Forget about it

Nothing is asked of you between taps. If you forget for an afternoon, the gap is offered back to you later as a question rather than left as a hole, and you can name it or leave it unnamed.
See where it actually went

The day as a single strip, the week against the week before, and patterns drawn from what you recorded. Observations, not advice — nothing here tells you that you should have done otherwise.

Not as a setting you have to find, and not as a policy that could be revised. There is no server to send anything to.

No account, no email address, and no sign-in.
No analytics, no tracking, and no third-party script of any kind — including on this page.
Your record is kept by your own browser. Export it whenever you like, as a backup file or as a spreadsheet, and it is yours to keep.
It works with no network at all, on a plane or underground, because it was never talking to anything.

Yours to name

Start from a set that looks like your days, then rename, reorder, add and retire activities as they change.
Repairable

Every entry can be moved, split, merged or relabelled afterwards. A record you cannot correct is one you stop trusting.
Readable

Five palettes, a text size that scales, reduced motion honoured, and contrast checked rather than assumed.
Installable

Add it to a home screen and it opens like an application, full screen and instantly, with or without a connection.

One question about the shape of your days, and then you are recording. There is nothing to set up first.