Daylet: Time Ledger app analytics for September 10

Daylet is a private time ledger I built because I kept reaching the end of the day with only a vague sense of where the hours went. It is not a team tracker, habit game, or productivity dashboard trying to judge you. It is a quiet way to reconstruct the day, correct it when you have a moment, and learn what your time is actually made of. Log the current block from iPhone or Apple Watch, approve drafts from Calendar and Health, and use simple rules for patterns that repeat. Over time, Daylet helps you see the difference between the day you planned and the day you lived. WHAT IT HELPS WITH - Remembering what happened without constant timers - Catching phone drift and fragmented work - Seeing how meetings, errands, sleep, workouts, chores, family time, and focus work actually add up - Reviewing your day in natural breaks instead of interrupting yourself all day - Building a private record of your routines over time FEATURES Fast logging Tap one category for the current block from iPhone or Apple Watch. Reviewable drafts Calendar events, Health sleep, and workouts can become editable draft blocks. Simple rules Turn repeated corrections into rules that help classify future time. Custom categories Track the labels that fit your life, not someone else's system. Time insights Compare daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly patterns. Private by design No account, no ads, no tracking. Your entries, categories, rules, and settings stay on your device and can sync through your private iCloud account.