u/Prithwish-Hati

I used to run 3 apps to track my day — calories, expenses, time. The friction alone made me quit 50% of the time.

So I built something different. There's one scratch pad. You just dump your day into it however you want:

"Oatmeal for breakfast. Chicken rice bowl for lunch. Bought groceries for ₹1200. Worked 9–6, gym 7–8."

Hit "Save Progress" at the end of the day. The backend AI parses everything and routes it to the right place — calories, macros, expenses, time buckets. Then you check your dashboards whenever you want.

No forms. No switching apps. One habit instead of five.

I'm planning to add project tracking next — so you can log personal project progress the same way, with streaks and weekly goals.

Curious: would a single scratch pad like this actually replace your tracking apps, or do you need the structure of dedicated apps to stay consistent?