Dayseam
Automatic daily reports, pulled from every tool you already ship in
Dayseam
Automatic daily reports, pulled from every tool you already ship in
Three steps. No meetings about meetings
Dayseam runs locally on your laptop and produces a daily Markdown report that you actually want to read, because every bullet traces back to the evidence that produced it
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01 · connect
Add the tools you use
Paste a GitHub or GitLab token, point at a local repo, hand over a Jira / Confluence URL, or sign in to Outlook with Microsoft. Credentials go straight into the macOS Keychain, never touch disk
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02 · gather
Dayseam stitches the day
Each connector runs on a quiet timer, fetches only what changed, and drops it into a local SQLite index. Nothing is sent anywhere
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03 · report
Publish to Markdown or Obsidian
Review, edit, and save. Every bullet links back to the commit, ticket, or doc it was sourced from, so standup writes itself and review leaves a paper trail
Every surface where work happens
Six connectors ship today. More are on deck, and the connector architecture means they arrive as new crates, not rearchitectures
Shipping today
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GitHub
Pull requests, reviews, commits across all your repos
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GitLab
Merge requests, pipelines, issues, self hosted or cloud
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Jira
The tickets you moved, the ones blocking you, the ones you closed
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Confluence
Docs you wrote, comments you left, pages you touched
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Local git
Commits on laptops that never left the laptop
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Outlook
Emails sent, meetings attended, the rhythm of your day
On deck
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soon
Slack
Threads you drove, decisions you surfaced, standups you wrote
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soon
Microsoft Teams
The back and forth that ends up driving half your week
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soon
Linear
Issues you shipped, cycles you closed, specs you wrote
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soon
Microsoft Word
Documents you authored or reviewed across SharePoint
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soon
Microsoft Excel
Spreadsheets you updated, where half of ops actually lives
Want a source that isn't here yet? Open a connector request →
Local first
Every byte of your evidence stays in a SQLite file on your laptop
No account
There is no Dayseam server. The app never phones home
Keychain tokens
Connector credentials — PATs and OAuth refresh tokens — live in your macOS Keychain, never in plaintext on disk
Zero telemetry
Dayseam only makes outbound requests to the hosts you configure. Enforced by the desktop CSP
Ready in about a minute
Signed and notarized macOS build. Apple Silicon or Intel, same DMG. No installer account, no uninstaller to hunt down later
Windows and Linux builds are on the post v1.0 roadmap. Track platform issues on GitHub