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How It Works
The default mode. Type anything that happened today — stream of consciousness, bullet points, anything. N8N processes it and extracts structured highlights, ATK lessons, tags, and suggests a title. The more you write, the richer the output.
Example
"Had a great gym session, hit a new PR. Also finished the chapter on distributed systems — finally clicked. Alex reached out about a project."
After N8N processes your entry, a form appears to finalize metadata: title, tier (SS/S/A/B), academic term, week number, and day. Submitting this saves the entry to Supabase via N8N. You can skip it if you just want to chat.
Example
Auto-filled from N8N response. Just confirm or edit the suggested title and tier.
Ask anything about your journal history. N8N searches your Supabase entries and returns a narrative answer. Best for reflective questions like "What was I working on last month?" or "Who do I talk about most?".
Example
"What were my biggest wins in January?" → N8N searches day_entries and summarises.
Rate each day SS, S, A, or B based on how impactful it was. SS = legendary day (rare, transformative). S = great day (meaningful progress). A = solid day (steady work). B = average (maintenance mode). These power the Analysis page insights.
Example
SS: breakthrough, PR, major realisation. S: great session + shipped. A: normal productive day. B: admin + rest.
Add habits to track on the Analysis page. Dayze detects habit keywords in your journal entries and updates streaks automatically. E.g. add "Morning run" with keywords ["run", "running"] and any entry mentioning a run counts toward the streak.
Example
Habit: "Morning run" · Keywords: run, jog, jogged · Auto-tracked from LOG entries.