Recap

When it's useful

• 15 minutes on the commute

  One tap from the Lock Screen to start. Begin without opening the app, then stop when you arrive.

• At your desk at night

  Start from Apple Watch, pick a subject and material. Your hands never leave the page, so focus never breaks.

• Weekend review

  Export every record to Markdown and ask your AI what to revisit next.

What it does

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Logging effort cut to zeroOne tap from the Lock Screen, a widget, or Apple Watch to start and stop. A session ends without ever opening the app.No social, no comparisonNo following, no timeline, no ranking. No account required. Built only for people who want to track study time.Comes out ready for AIRecords export to Markdown automatically. Attach a prompt to a full export and hand it straight to your AI.

Common friction, and how it's solved

• "I just want to track study time, but it comes bundled with social comparison"

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  No following, no timeline, no ranking. Other people never show up.

• "The logging app is a hassle to open, so it doesn't stick"

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  One tap from the Lock Screen, a widget, or Apple Watch. A session ends without ever opening the app.

• "Records pile up but never turn into the next action"

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  They stack up by week, month, and subject, export to Markdown, and your AI can read them.

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