Daymark vs Day Mark

Daymark asks one question at the end of the day: did you win it, or lose it? Tap Won or Lost, write down what made it either, and that's the whole ritual. A minute a day builds something you can't get from memory alone — the shape of how you're actually living. And seeing that shape is what makes you change it. THREE WAYS TO SEE TIME Zoom with a pinch, or the D / M / Y letters. • D — one month, day by day. • M — a full year as twelve small months, so a bad stretch is impossible to miss. • Y — your whole life in weeks, one row per year of age. The weeks you've lived are behind you; the ones you haven't are still blank. A JOURNAL, NOT A CHORE Give a day a title and write as much or as little as you like. Add photos when words won't do, or record an audio memo. Everything you've ever written is one swipe away and searchable by word or by date. HABITS, IF YOU WANT THEM Add the habits that make a day good, then set the rule: complete this many and the day counts as won on its own. Every habit keeps its own statistics — completion rate, current streak, the last thirty days. Prefer to judge for yourself? Add no habits and Daymark stays a plain journal. YOUR ENTRIES ARE YOURS No account. No analytics. Nothing sent anywhere. When you first open Daymark you choose whether entries stay on your iPhone or sync through your own iCloud, and you can export everything to a file — or import it back — whenever you like.

Day Mark is a to-do app that remembers what you finished. • Calendar heatmap: see what you did on any day at a glance. Color only shows how much got done — it's a ruler, not a medal. No streaks, no scores. • Lead time: every task shows how long it took from creation to completion. • Journal: write a few lines about a day and read them next to what you finished. • Today and To Do: Today holds today’s tasks. To Do keeps unfinished tasks planned earlier, later, or without a date. Mark important tasks as a priority to keep them at the top. • Focus: Pomodoro or stopwatch, with an optional soundscape (rain, tide, a distant bell) and a soft ticking clock, all synthesized on the device. • Your data stays yours: syncs across iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud, and the app keeps a readable Markdown/JSON archive you can copy from the Files app. • No servers, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking. Complete backups: choose a folder outside the app in Settings for automatic full copies, or export manually. After reinstalling, open a retained backup as a separate local copy. Recovered copies do not sync with iCloud; you can return to your original data. Keep the external files. A file written to a folder does not confirm its cloud upload.