Apps

Six small tools that run entirely on your device. No account, no server, nothing sent anywhere — everything you enter stays in your browser’s storage on the phone or computer you entered it on.

DaybookTasks, today's focus and habit streaks › CofferBudgets, goals, debts and a plain-text ledger › KitchenPlan the week, get one merged shopping list › TimesheetTrack hours per client, then invoice them › MashghalProcedures, runs, and what each one leaves behind › BustanPlants, watering by real weather, what to sow ›
Moved here from /deep/apps/ — install once more. Each app now lives at this address instead. Your entries are safe and you do not need to export anything: the apps save into your browser’s storage for this whole site, not for one folder, so an app installed from here opens with everything already in it.
  1. Install each app again from the links above.
  2. Open it and check your entries are there. They should be.
  3. Press and hold the old icons → Uninstall.

Leaving both installed for a while is harmless — old and new read and write the same saved data, so they cannot drift apart.

Install an app to your home screen
  1. Open the app itself (tap it above) — not this page.
  2. Chrome menu ⋮ → Install app. On iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen.
  3. It gets its own icon and opens full-screen, without the browser bar.

Repeat for each one you want. They no longer block each other.

Installed it but can't find the icon? Android puts installed web apps in the app drawer (swipe up from the bottom), not always on the home screen. Find it there, press and hold, then drag it onto your home screen. That's your shortcut — it opens straight into the app with no browser bar, which is the same thing Chrome's Open app button does.

This page itself is not installable, on purpose. To cover all four apps it would have to claim the whole folder, which is exactly what was breaking the individual installs. Bookmark it instead if you want a single place to tap through from.

Each app stores its data separately per device. Use the Export backup button in each app's settings if the data matters to you.