Daypad - Simple Time Tracker

What Daypad records and who it is for

Daypad is a time tracker built around projects. You create a project, give it a colour and an icon, and log time against it. The developer names freelancers billing hours, students following study time and professionals looking at how their working days are spread out as the intended users.

The app is simple on the surface, with a short list of core actions. Most of the value comes from the reports, which read the same entries back in several ways.

Starting timers and logging past work

A timer starts and stops with one tap, so a session can be recorded as it happens. If the work is already done, manual entry lets you set the date and the duration yourself. Each entry can also carry an optional GPS location tag.

Reports, charts and earnings figures

Summaries are available for the day, the week and the month. Project distribution charts show how the logged hours split across projects, and hourly activity patterns show which times of day the entries cluster in. The listing also mentions productivity scores and streaks, and an earnings calculator that works out an amount from tracked hours.

Local storage, dark mode and CSV export

According to the developer, all data stays on the device. There is no cloud sync and no account to create. Records can be exported as a CSV file, which the listing presents as a way to back them up. A dark mode is included for the display.