Dayward

Set a target and a date.
Watch the gap.

Most trackers tell you how much you have done. Dayward tells you whether it is keeping up with the time you have spent.

Coming soon to Google Play

Android · Free · No ads, no analytics, no third-party tracking

Read 12 books by December

40%

16 points ahead of the clock

Run 400 km by December

40%

28 points behind the clock

Same goal, same 40%. The bar is your progress; the thin mark is where the clock stands. Everything the app does comes from the distance between them.

One idea, three shapes

A goal is two numbers moving at once. Dayward holds them side by side and tells you, every day, which one is winning.

Amounts

Kilometres, pages, rupees saved. Counts up to a target — or down to one, when the reading itself is the number that matters.

Habits

Check in on the days you chose. A day off your schedule is stepped over, never counted against the streak.

Weighted checklists

A list where the hard items are worth more. Finishing one moves the meter by its own weight, not by a third.

Every screen is the same idea, seen closer

The board: today's goals, each with its pace meter. One goal, with its progress and how it stands against the clock. A burn-up chart of progress against the ideal pace. Stats: streaks, a twelve-month activity map, a projected finish.

One goal is enough to start

Pick something with a date on it. Tomorrow the app will tell you whether you are keeping up.

Coming soon to Google Play