Create your bits
Add the activities, habits, symptoms, moods, or life markers you want to remember.
Private activity memory for iPhone
Life patterns, one tap.
Daybits helps you notice what actually happens in your life. Mark coffee, workouts, allergies, focus days, moods, habits, or anything else you care about, then see the rhythms and connections that are easy to miss day by day.
Tuesday, 23 Jun Check-In
Coffee
Workout
Side Project
Productive Day
Why it exists
Your memory is not a calendar.
The useful stuff is usually small: the days you slept badly, skipped coffee, worked out, felt focused, had symptoms, or finally made time for a project. Daybits gives those moments a tiny place to land, so weeks later you can see what changed.
How it works
Tap today. Learn over time.
Mark them fast
Use the check-in screen or widgets to tap what happened today, or go back if you forgot.
See the pattern
Daybits turns your marks into readable calendars, rhythms, and possible relationships.
Why Daybits
Built for real daily use.
Fast check-ins
Open the app, tap the cards, and leave. No forms, no journaling pressure, no timeline to maintain.
Home screen widgets
Mark important bits directly from your iPhone home screen when opening the app would be too much.
Readable history
Review activity memory as dots or calendar strips, with colors and presentation per activity.
Useful relationships
See when one activity often appears before another, like coffee before workouts or allergies after a trigger.
Weekly analysis
Pro analysis summarizes what changed recently, without asking you to read charts every day.
Private by default
Your activity data stays on device unless you choose features that need online services.
What you get back
Answers that feel personal because the data is yours.
Daybits is not trying to tell you who you are from generic advice. It helps you see your own repeat signals: how often something happens, what tends to follow it, and whether your current week looks different from your usual rhythm.
RhythmWorkout usually appears every 1-4 days.
ConnectionProductive days often follow focused side-project time.
MemoryAllergy marks increased during the last two weeks.
Privacy matters
A personal app should respect personal data.
The things you track can be sensitive. Daybits is designed to keep the core experience local, explain when online services are involved, and make export available without locking your data away.
Local first Use Daybits for private tracking, optional remote analysis, widgets, export, and plain-language policies.