What's a good app for logging tasks done each day?

I'm looking for an app that lets me keep track of what I did each day. Not a to-do list but a daily log of the tasks I completed so I can look back at the past and track my productivity.

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Callum FlackDesigner developer. Amateur musicologist · Written
I used this for a while, in two periods separated by some years. Both times it was fun. But I didn't keep up the habit. Prob cause I had no team, just me… More likely I just flaked. I liked how idonethis they emailed me at 5pm everyday with questions and I could reply by email, very quickly. You could, however, just set this up within gmail or s'thing and use a label search as your "interface". …also, this idea has relations to stoicism's evening minutes method, CBT's gratitude journaling, etc. which I believe can be a better "measure" than number of tasks, cause who's to say those tasks are important? To feel like… See more
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Memory by Timely

An intelligent timeline of everything you did in a day.

Kunal Bhatia22Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Written
Memory by Timely is just magic. I never worry about tracking anymore. It keeps a log for me, and I can look back/categorize activities later in the day.
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Qbserve

Automatic private time tracking for OS X

Ivan Mirmaker of Qbserve time tracking app · Written
Ivan Mir made this product
If you are working mostly on Mac, Qbserve (our app) will log both your productivity and project time, and generate various reports.
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Leisure Log

Steve Sohcotwww.stevesohcot.com · Written
"Track what you do, in order to better manage how you'd like to spend your time." Full disclosure: I made this app.
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IDoneThis

Simply reply to an email every day to update your team

Tadas LabudisProduct Manager at Yavi · Written
it emails you daily to ask what you've done and then compiles that into a diary shareable with a team.
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Google Forms

Create a form, set a Google sheet as destination for answers (every entry will come with a timestamp), include the form in a recurring calendar invite.
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