Your day, in a minute
Aim, hours, what you finished, what stalled, and a note to your future self. Milestones and tasks you type once belong to the project from then on.
For researchers and their supervisors
A week of work, written down
while you can still remember it
One page a day: what you aimed at, what moved, the hours it took and the instrument you were on. It adds up quietly into the progress report you would otherwise write from memory the night before.
Free to use · nothing is shared until you invite someone
Shared instruments, honestly booked
Reserve by the hour in the equipment’s own timezone, leave notices for the next person, and hear the moment a slot you wanted is released.
Supervisors who stay in the loop
Invite a mentor per project with a code. They read the log, comment on any section, and get a weekly digest without anyone having to write one.
Numbers you already have
Hours per person, instrument time, milestones met and missed — collected as you go, and printable as a report the week before it is due.
“Little by little, a little becomes a lot.”— Tanzanian proverb