Progress deserves to be visible.

From one ring to a personal routine

Harsh Jain built Daylo after enjoying the satisfaction of a full progress ring and wanting that feeling for more parts of daily life. Journaling, reading, weight entries, and calorie logs could all live beside one another. Daylo makes those entries visible through a daily ring, streaks, badges, and a longer-term view.

It started as a tracker for his own routine and became a way for others to keep a personal record too. Explore his portfolio and other projects using the links below.

The product philosophy

Logging should be quick. Progress should be easy to see. A missed day should leave a clear path back. That is why the interface uses one-tap check-ins, numeric entries, amber missed-day states, and a streak rule that can bridge an isolated miss.

Daylo currently offers free tracking and Excel export. Its progress views summarize what you record; they do not promise particular health or productivity results.

Explore the product

Read the habit tracker guide for setup examples, the streak page for the counting rules, and the analytics page for what the summaries show. The privacy overview explains how your information is used.