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Start in one tap
Tap the activity you are doing and DailyTrace begins a record immediately.
Time awareness for iPhone
Observe first. Decide later.
DailyTrace
See where your time actually goes.
DailyTrace helps you record real-life activities and see the shape of your days with one-tap recording, widgets, timelines, heatmaps, and past-365-day reviews.
One-tap recording
Record the life you are already living. Start, switch, stop, and correct records without building a whole productivity system.
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Switch as your day changes
Move to the next activity without rebuilding your record. The previous segment is closed for you.
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Edit what needs context
Add past records, adjust start and end times, change activities, and add optional notes later.
Record faster with widgets
DailyTrace gives the current record a lighter path than opening the app every time.
Home Screen widgets
Start, switch, or stop the current recording from the Home Screen.
Lock Screen widgets
Glance at the current activity and return to DailyTrace from the Lock Screen.
Review your day
Your memory compresses a day. A 24-hour timeline shows recorded activities plainly.
See when activities happened, how long completed records lasted, and where your recorded attention went. No judgment added.
24-hour timeline
See recorded activities in the order your day unfolded, with empty time left visually quiet.
Recorded-time summaries
Review how completed records add up without turning the day into a performance label.
Editable records
Open a record when a start time, end time, activity, or note needs correction.
See longer patterns
Zoom out from one day to weekly rhythms, monthly heatmaps, and the past 365 days of recorded time.
Week
Compare recent days and the recorded activities that shaped them.
Month
Use a monthly heatmap to notice where recorded time was heavier or lighter.
Past 365 days
Look back across a long record of routines, seasons, and lived time.
Save and share reviews
Turn day, week, month, or past-365-day reviews into clean 9:16 images.
Preview the image first, then save it or share it through the iOS system share sheet. The image stays focused on recorded activities and calm context.