Work logging, finally done right

Your work, on record.
Six weeks from now.

A fast, private log of what you shipped, what stopped you, and what landed on your plate without warning. Not a time tracker. Not a ticket system. A record of what actually happened.

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log categories
<2 min
to a shareable briefing
0
time fields required
The problem
What they see
Ticket names. Hubstaff hours. A Jira board. Activity, not value. No context for what made the work hard, or why it took as long as it did.
What you actually did
Zero-downtime deploys. Untracked requests. Blockers that nobody logged. Work that arrived without a ticket and left without a trace.
The gap
Six weeks later, someone asks what you've been doing. You have nothing. No log. No timestamps. Just memory, and memory is terrible at this.
The fix
An entry doesn't need to be long. It needs to exist, be dated, and be searchable. That's what makes it useful later — not the detail, the evidence.

The existence of an entry is evidence. The text is the value.

Three categories. That's it.
Task Done
What you shipped. What you closed out. Anything you can point to and say it's done.
Blocker
What stopped you. Waiting on someone, something broken, a dependency that stalled the work.
Ad-hoc
Unplanned work that lands on your plate — requests, interruptions, side asks. Accumulated over weeks, it reveals how work actually flows.
What you get
Daily log
Fast enough to actually use
Pick a category, write what happened, set the date. Backdate yesterday's entry without losing timestamp accuracy. No timers. No required fields beyond the essentials.
Backdate entries · add tags · optional description
Weekly view
See the whole week at a glance
Counts by category for the current week. A five-week history table showing Tasks, Blockers, and Ad-hoc totals so you can see how the balance of your work shifts over time.
Current week · 5-week history table
Briefing generator
Meeting-ready in under two minutes
Select a date range. Your log sorts itself into Delivered, At Risk, and Needs Decision. Edit every line before you copy.
Inline editing · one-click copy · any date range
Organisation
Tags & filtering
Tag entries with custom labels. Filter your log by category or tag to surface patterns — the week that was all ad-hoc, the sprint where one blocker dominated.
Filter by category · filter by tag · combined
How it works
01
Log as you go, or at end of day
One entry per thing. Category + description. Backdate if you need to. Takes ten seconds per entry when you're in the habit.
02
Review the week
The weekly view shows totals by category and a five-week history table. You'll see patterns — the weeks heavy on blockers, the stretches where ad-hoc work crowded everything else out.
03
Generate a briefing before the meeting
Pick the date range, generate, edit the lines that need rewording, copy. Your PM gets something they can actually use. Under two minutes.
04
Have the evidence when you need it
Six weeks from now, when someone asks what you've been doing — you have an answer. Dated, searchable, yours.

Start the log
you'll thank yourself for.

No time tracking. No complicated setup. Just a fast, private record of your work — built to be used every day, and useful for years.

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