Last year I tracked my days in a spreadsheet. Not in a done / not-done way, but with a 0–100 score based on effort and intent.
Reading 10 pages still mattered even if the goal was 30.
That small shift actually helped me stay consistent.
I wanted to do the same thing in 2026, but just rebuilding that spreadsheet (again) was a pain so I stopped fighting it and vibe coded a tiny app instead.
Zilnic is just that: rate your day, add a note, see some simple stats over time.
No streak anxiety. No guilt. No “you failed today” energy.
It works with or without an account if you want to try it.
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[ 2.3 ms ] story [ 11.4 ms ] threadReading 10 pages still mattered even if the goal was 30. That small shift actually helped me stay consistent.
I wanted to do the same thing in 2026, but just rebuilding that spreadsheet (again) was a pain so I stopped fighting it and vibe coded a tiny app instead.
Zilnic is just that: rate your day, add a note, see some simple stats over time. No streak anxiety. No guilt. No “you failed today” energy.
It works with or without an account if you want to try it.