every15min app analytics for September 10

every15min is a terminal-style capture log for people who want to know where their day actually goes. The idea is simple: every 15 minutes, write one line about what just happened. No categories to pick, no timers to start and stop, no friction. Just type and hit return — the timestamp, the rhythm, and the day's picture take care of themselves. WHAT YOU GET • A git-log-style timeline of your day, color-coded by time of day, with gap markers when you drift away • A live stats bar: next capture window, time since last entry, today's count, and your streak • A 24-hour sparkline showing when you were actually active • #hashtags for lightweight structure — tap one to see every entry that mentions it • Powerful find: search your whole history, grouped by day, with match highlighting • A command console (:help, :find, :theme, :export …) for keyboard-first control — plus a few easter eggs for the curious • Six carefully tuned dark themes (gruvbox, tokyo night, catppuccin, dracula, amber, matrix) • A home screen widget showing your day at a glance • Attach photos to any entry PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your log never leaves your device. There is no account, no server, no analytics, no tracking — nothing to sign up for and nothing to leak. Export your entire history as JSON any time, optionally encrypted with a passphrase (AES-256). Import it back on any device — the file format is yours to keep. WHY 15 MINUTES Interstitial logging — a quick note between tasks — is the lowest-effort journaling technique that actually sticks. A 15-minute rhythm is frequent enough to be honest and rare enough not to interrupt. You'll be surprised what a week of honest lines tells you about your attention. Built for people who love terminals, keyboards, and owning their own data.