It took me a while to dig up the URL of Daytum from my Google reader. I came across it by randomly read in Feld’s Blog.
To be honest, it’s not the easiest tool to use. It was cruise to find out who to navigate around simply because it’s challengingly difficult! Curiosity kills the cat. I signed up an account, played around for a bit, but then just leave it as I couldn’t be bothered to keep track on everything I do, like how many coffee I consumed, or how many gym session I attended.
But recently I found myself in need of a tool like that, because I’ve just got some new goals set up in my life. I’m not saying my life was purposeless back then though. And when you have a goal, it’s easier to quantify the time you spent everyday on working towards the targets. It’s easy to say “I’ve been working hard lately”, but “how hard” is easier to be demonstrated in numbers. So here comes Daytum. I can’t find it featured in Techcrunch or other tech news I read, so it’s worth recommending here. All you need to do is to spend a few minutes to learn how to use it.