Heydai - Know where your time goes

I'm excited to share this reimagined version of Heydai with you for 2024! Heydai primarily exists to help answer two questions: 1. Where is all my time going? 2. Does my time match my priorities? After several months of iterating, I'm confident in Heydai's ability to answer those questions and feel that it genuinely adds value to my day. I hope it can for you as well! I would love any questions and feedback if you are willing to give the app a try. Thanks for your time, interest, and support 🙏🏻

Congrats on the launch! It seems that one needs to manually record the information for each activity. I suggest implementing automatic monitoring. Similar apps (including mobile and desktop versions) have already achieved this.

How does the app know what u r doing in different period of time? Or do u have to input manually?

Full Review: Love the question to start! Site could use a bit more detail and philosophy before signup. Overall looks clean though.

Great job Sean! Let's measure to fix or improve. It looks like this tool helps us to do that correctly. All the good vibes here!

I really like the app. I need such a simple app with my ADHD. I like how it's done. It's really cool and simple. However, I need two things to start using it: 1. Quick add feature that allows me to add by category without typing anything. For example, like category my kid or testing or writing. So I don't need to type every time I log something. 2. Quick log. When I log, I just finished doing something and I want to record it. So I just select the first time entry, not the last. The last time should be automatically done with the current time. These are the things I need because I need less friction when adding entries. Now there is too much work to add an entry.

I like the idea. Are you going to make Android version?

I went through all the steps of visiting on my laptop, seeing it's an iOS app, downloading it on my phone, signed in with email (no Google Sign in option etc.), checking my email to get a magic link, only to see that a free trial with auto-subscription is the only option to try the app. I hate this design flaw. Just be upfront about this instead of making the user find out at the end after they invest so much already. Do you really need such a fucked up design pattern to market an otherwise great looking tool?

Wow, this app looks so cool! It is actually exactly what I was waiting for, except I unfortunately don't have an iPhone. When will it be available for Android?

Hey Sean, congrats on the reimagined Heydai! It's great to see how it can help us manage our time and priorities. How did you come up with the idea for this app?