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Coding· Day 48

03:59:45

Daily goal met · 1 h 30 m

Tonight you'll see how much you really did

OneDay adds up the hours for every goal from day one, checks off the days you got it done, and turns your day into a card worth sharing. No sign-up.

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No sign-up. Runs right in your browser.

“I worked all day, and in the evening it feels like I did nothing”

When you learn on your own, there's no teacher and no grades. Skills grow quietly, and memory keeps the breaks rather than the hours of work. OneDay makes those hours visible.

How it works

One day with OneDay, from the morning start to the card at night.

  1. 9:30 AM1/4

    Start the stopwatch

    One tap on a goal card. Space pauses it, and reloading the page doesn't lose a second.

  2. 11:00 AM2/4

    Work in focus mode

    A full-screen stopwatch shows how much you've done today. It's made to be filmed as a timelapse.

  3. 6:05 PM3/4

    Check off the rest

    Not everything is hours: one tap for a swim, videos counted in pieces. A planned rest day never breaks the streak.

  4. 10:40 PM4/4

    Wrap up the day

    In the evening: your day in review, hours and check-ins per goal, and a card you can save and post.

Not everything is measured in hours

Pick how to track each goal. Two questions set it up when you create the goal, and you can change it any time without losing history.

  • Coding

    1:24:07

    of 2 h

    By time

    The stopwatch adds up hours, with a daily target and a chime when you reach it.

    For example: coding, Spanish, motion design

  • Videos

    1

    of 3

    By amount

    A plus button instead of a stopwatch: how much you did today. The daily target is in pieces.

    For example: videos, problems, pages

  • Swimming

    4days in a row

    Check-ins

    Done it? Check off the day with one tap, no numbers needed. You can still add time by hand.

    For example: swimming, workout, reading

  • No sugar

    21days in a row

    today counts once it is over

    Days without a slip

    Days count on their own; you only mark a slip. The counter shows how long you've held on.

    For example: no cigarettes, no sugar

A day in review you'll want to share

Every day stays in your History: hours by day and by goal, streaks and records for a week, a month or all time. And any day turns into a card for stories or your feed.

This is your week in History. Tap a day and the card rebuilds itself.

Encryption

Only you can read your goals

Turn on “Encrypt goals” in settings and your goal names and notes are encrypted right on your device, before they're sent. The server keeps a jumble of characters nobody can read, not even the developer.

  • The key is locked with your password: on a new device your goals open on their own when you sign in.
  • Forgot the password? A 25-character recovery key gets you back in.
  • Time, check-ins and colors aren't encrypted: they power your stats.
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What the server sees

  • Coding3 h 59 m
  • Spanish2 h 2 m
  • Swimmingmarked
  • No sugar21 days in a row

Tap a goal to decrypt it

Questions

The core is: the stopwatch, check-ins, goals, your day in review and the card. We plan a subscription for in-depth statistics, but everything available today costs nothing.

No, OneDay runs in the browser. On your phone you can add it to the home screen and it opens like an app.

Without an account, only in your browser. With an account, in a cloud database, and you can encrypt your goal names.

Count it in pieces, like “two videos today”, or track it with check-ins: done it, tap, and the day counts. For habits you're quitting, days count on their own and you only mark a slip.

Your first goal · Day 1

One day starts with day one

Add your first goal, by time or with check-ins. It takes a minute.

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