File ownership first
No hidden app database. Your real data is visible on disk.
OPEN SOURCE · LOCAL-FIRST · FILE-OWNED
Turn Markdown files into a reliable daily operating system.
dailytrack keeps your data in local Markdown/CSV, adds structured editing and autosave, and now provides safer recovery guardrails for long-term personal use.
Local files as source of truth
Soft-delete + undo recovery
macOS / Windows / Linux / Android
Daily OS Preview
Daily note autosave
Weekly review workflow
History for daily + weekly
Why teams and solo builders like dailytrack
Built to feel modern, while keeping your files transparent and durable.
Fast daily operations
Checklist-first interactions with debounced autosave by default.
Recovery guardrails
Profile delete is reversible via trash + in-session undo.
Sync toolkit
WebDAV snapshot + realtime sync with conflict tools.
Portable workflow
Move data roots, export zip bundles, and keep control.
Bilingual UX
English and Chinese interfaces with consistent data schema.
Tutorial Center
Everything you need to start, sync, and recover — directly on this page.
Quick Start in 5 Minutes
- 1
Install from latest release and finish onboarding.
- 2
Open Daily Note, Weekly Note, and Body once each.
- 3
Check autosave by reopening the same note page.
- 4
Confirm your data root path in Settings.
Daily + Weekly Operating Rhythm
- 1
Morning: review Daily Core checklist.
- 2
During day: update checklist and one-line notes.
- 3
Week-end: fill Weekly reflections and next-week priorities.
- 4
Use history pages for calendar/week-grid review.
Body Tracking Basics
- 1
Add one record with date + key metrics.
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Configure visible metrics and units in Preferences.
- 3
Use trend ranges (7d/30d/90d/all) for weekly review.
- 4
Attach context in note field for better interpretation.
WebDAV Sync Tutorial
- 1
Set URL/credentials and run Test Connection first.
- 2
Do one manual Push Now to establish baseline snapshot.
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Use Sync page for Push/Pull/Both operations.
- 4
Resolve conflicts with preview before batch apply.
Recovery & Safety Tutorial
- 1
Profile deletes go to `.trash` instead of hard deletion.
- 2
Use in-session Undo immediately after mistaken delete.
- 3
Review destructive sync actions in confirmation dialog.
- 4
Keep periodic zip exports as offline backup.
Interface Gallery
View source screenshotsFocused Interface Preview
Dashboard
Ship your personal operating system, not another note silo.
Start with local files, add structure where it helps, and keep long-term trust in your data.