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ki.log
Check what you actually did today and keep a record of small actions as they build over time.
Create a ki.log list for an action you repeat several times a day, something you do on particular days, or a completed Switch you might otherwise forget to record.
Learn about ki.log
QUICK START
If you are new to ki.log
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Create a ki.log list
Explore the prepared samples or create a new ki.log list.
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Set recurrence and a target
Choose when the list is due and how many times you want to record it each day.
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Record what you did today
Check an action once, or add a count when you do it several times.
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Connect the features you need
Add notifications, a Switch link, widgets, or Apple Watch when you need them.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ki.log User Guide
About ki.log
Learn how ki.log lists, today's states, and records work together.
READ ARTICLE ↗02Create a ki.log list
Choose a title, description, category, and card background for a new list.
READ ARTICLE ↗03Check and record counts
Learn the difference between a list you check once and one you record several times a day.
READ ARTICLE ↗04Set recurrence and a daily target
Choose every day, every number of days, weekdays, or dates of the month, then set the daily target count.
READ ARTICLE ↗05Set notifications and notification devices
Choose advance, reminder, and additional alerts, then select the devices that receive them.
READ ARTICLE ↗06Connect with Switch
Add one ki.log record when a Switch finishes automatically or transitions to another mode.
READ ARTICLE ↗07Review records and edit recent dates
Review the full history and correct counts from the last seven days on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
READ ARTICLE ↗08Use ki.log in widgets and on Apple Watch
See today's lists and progress counts in a Home Screen widget and on Apple Watch.
READ ARTICLE ↗09Archive and delete lists
Learn what happens to a list and its past records when you archive, restore, or delete it.
READ ARTICLE ↗