Dinly

Put a number on it

Any sticker can carry a number: how far you ran, what you spent or saved, the pages you read, the hours you slept.

It sits right on the sticker, so a glance at the day tells you how it went.

Corners only you can read

Every day has two corners and a bar to mark, and they mean whatever you decide.

A blue corner can be a headache and nobody would know. Over a month, the pattern shows itself.

Colour a whole day too — a holiday, a day away, a day off, a sick day — or name colours of your own.

Make a sticker of anything

Your cat, your bike, the bakery you love. Pick a photo and Dinly lifts the subject off its background, ready to stick.

Copied a picture somewhere else? Paste it straight in.

What's still to do

Give any sticker a goal: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly or just once. Narrow it to weekdays, weekends, either half of the month or a day you name.

To do gathers what's late, what's due today and what's coming. Stick it on the day and it's ticked off — or add a to-do right there, for one day or to repeat.

Keep the moments

Add up to three photos or videos to a day, each with a note of its own. A video is five seconds with sound, trimmed to the bit you want.

Develop a photo as Instant, Gold or Mono. Try them on the picnic.

Print them as polaroids

Pick your favourite moments and print them on a sheet, each with its note written underneath.

Cut them out and stick them on the fridge, in a journal or in a card.

One day, one collage

Three photos on a day make a collage. Try another arrangement until it looks right.

Then share it the way you'd share any photo.

See how you're doing

Numbers add up month by month: the kilometres you ran, what you spent, what you put away.

Things you measure, like your weight, are drawn as a line that ends on the latest one.

Find any day

Search every log you've made: an item's name, the note you wrote on it, or the number on its sticker.

Dinly tells you how many times, and over how many days.

Print the month

Print a month as a calendar for the wall or the fridge, with your day colours and the things it's waiting on: the savings, the birthday, the passport.

There's a band at the foot for notes in your own hand.

Yours to keep, and to share

Export everything to one file — every log, photo and setting — and bring it back on a new phone.

Made stickers a friend would love? Send them your custom items. Adding them never replaces anything.