Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built MakeDay because every tracker I tried wanted to grade me. Streaks, scores, a ring to close. I didn't want a verdict — I wanted to know what my month was actually made of. So MakeDay is a calendar you fill in. One tap logs a glass of water or a cigarette. At the end of the month you get real units, not a rating: 175 glasses, 38 coffees, 63 km walked. That's the whole idea. Two things I made deliberate calls on: **Limits speak before you save, not after.** You draw the line — at most 10 a day, at least 8 glasses — and the app says something the moment you cross it, on the screen where you're recording. A warning that arrives in a weekly summary is a report card, not a limit. **Nothing you record leaves your iPhone.** No account, no sign-up, no cloud, no server of mine to leak. Apple Health is read-only and never sent anywhere. It exports to CSV in one tap, so leaving is as easy as arriving. Full disclosure while I'm making that claim: there is analytics — Firebase, usage events only, which screens get opened. It never carries a tracker's name, value or note, and it's one switch in Settings > Privacy. I'd rather say that here than have you find it. Recording is free and stays free — every tracker, unlimited records, reminders, Apple Health, CSV export, and two limits or goals on whatever trackers you pick. Premium is the analysis: limits on every tracker and the full report. Built solo in SwiftUI, iOS 18+, English and Turkish. I'd love feedback on one thing in particular: the free tier gives you two limit slots on trackers *you* choose, because an earlier version gave everyone water and walking and people never understood what a limit was for. Does two feel like enough to get it? — Hüseyin

MakeDay

Track anything on a calendar. Nothing leaves your phone.

Track anything on a calendar. Nothing leaves your phone.