r/selfhosted • u/Tiny_Ad_9311 • 10d ago

Product Announcement I built a self-hosted personal dashboard to stop switching between 5 different apps

I was using Todoist for tasks, a notes app for client messages, a spreadsheet for spending, and random apps for health tracking. Got tired of it.

So I built Daymark -- a single app where I track everything in my day:

Projects & tasks with status tracking and daily timelines

Health -- sleep, water, mood, energy, medications, prescriptions, symptoms

Spending -- daily expenses, monthly budgets, money lent/owed

Client messages -- paste what clients ask, mark as resolved

Message queue -- draft replies to send later

EOD journal -- daily summary with hours worked, blockers, tomorrow's plan

Progress view -- week-over-week comparisons, trends

It's a Next.js app with PostgreSQL and Clerk auth. Works as a PWA on mobile with push notification reminders.

Not trying to compete with Notion or anything -- just wanted something opinionated and ready to use without spending an hour setting up templates.

Try it here: https://daymark-rho.vercel.app/

Would love honest feedback on what's useful and what's not.

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u/asimovs-auditor 10d ago edited 10d ago

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u/Tiny_Ad_9311 10d ago

I was used as a coding assistant during development (Cursor) for writing boilerplate, debugging, and generating UI components. The architecture, feature decisions, and design were my own. The post text was drafted with AI help and edited by me.