DailyDash — Master Your Deep Work
Track your screen time locally. No cloud, ever.
What it does
Most time trackers send your data to the cloud or require manual input. DailyDash does neither. It automatically tracks which apps you use and for how long — everything stays on your machine. No subscription, no cloud, no manual timers. ✦ Automatic app tracking ✦ Daily summaries & reports ✦ Smart Workspaces (group apps by project) ✦ Activity timeline ✦ 100% local — your data never leaves your PC Free on Microsoft Store. Built for deep work.
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