What it records
- The apps you use and their window titles
- Pages you visit in normal browser windows
- When your computer is idle, locked or asleep
What you did on your computer, as a calendar.
Daylens records the apps, windows and pages you use and cleans them into a calendar of what you actually did.
Most work now happens on a computer, spread across a browser, a handful of apps and dozens of windows. By Friday it is hard to say what Tuesday was, and the assistants you work with know even less.
Daylens keeps that record for you. Search it the way you remember things, ask about any day and get answers that point to the pages and windows they used, or see how long you spent in each app.
When a block is wrong, rewrite it and your version sticks.
What it never records
- Screenshots, screen video or audio
- Keystrokes or anything you type
- File contents
- Private and incognito windows
Your history is recorded and stored on your computer. Pause it or delete it any time, from one page up to everything, and choose apps and sites to keep out before recording starts.
You choose the AI that cleans up your day: Daylens AI, your own API key, Claude Code or Codex already on your computer, or no AI at all. What an assistant reads can go to its own AI service.
Daylens V2 is coming.
For Mac, Windows and Linux.