Day planning and habits
Today's tasks, a daily score and a journal. Repeating habits land on the right days by themselves, at the time you prefer, and streaks count how many in a row you kept.
Early access Sync and a browser version are here
Plan the day. Keep the habit. Own the data.
Afralog puts your tasks, habits, projects, notes and tracked time in one calm app. It works offline, keeps everything on your own machine, and syncs only through a server you choose.
Desktop for Windows and Linux · Browser anywhere · The desktop app needs no account
- Works fully offline
- Encrypted at rest
- Desktop and browser
- Self-host in one command
- AI that asks first
Everything in one place
One app for the whole working day
Stop splitting your day across a to-do list, a habit tracker, a notes app and a timer. In Afralog they share one calendar, one search and one history.
Projects and boards
List, board and table views for every project. Kanban with work-in-progress limits, a filter box that understands is:overdue and label:home, grouping and bulk edits.
Notes that link
Markdown on every task, day and project, edited live. [[links]], backlinks and a note graph. Point it at an existing Obsidian vault and both apps read the same files.
Time and focus
A ▶ on every task. Pomodoro boxes or an open stopwatch, several at once if you need them, and every session editable afterwards: type 1:35 or drag an edge.
History and undo
Every change records who made it and from which device. Open any card's activity and put it back with one click. Deletes offer an undo instead of a scary dialog.
Calendar
See the plan and what actually happened
Drag work into a time slot. Tracked sessions sit beside the plan in the same colour, so the gap between intention and reality is right there to learn from.
- Reminders follow the task when you move it to another day.
- Timed habits show ahead of time, so next Thursday's standup is never "free".
- Undone first: open work sits above the ticked boxes.
Statistics
Know where the hours went
Completion rates, metric charts and a focus report built from your real sessions: your longest stretch, your best day, and the hours you actually focus.
- Estimate vs. reality for every task you planned in boxes.
- Custom day metrics: sleep, wake time, reading, anything you track.
- Task flow shows how often work gets pushed to tomorrow.
Focus mode
A timer that stays out of the way
Pop the timer out into a small window that floats above your work. A finished box starts its break, and the next box is offered, never forced.
- Focus music from your own folder of tracks, with favourites.
- Forgotten-overnight timers get asked about, not silently logged.
- Four themes, plus your own colours and a background picture.
Private by design
Your plans say a lot about you. They stay yours.
Afralog is local-first: every device holds a full copy of its data in one file you own. The cloud is optional, and when you use it, it's a server you control.
Works with no network
Plan, track and write on a plane or when the Wi-Fi dies. Changes sync when you're back, merged field by field.
Encrypted at rest
On the server, records and attachments are sealed with AES-256-GCM. A stolen disk or database dump can't be read.
No telemetry
No tracking, no analytics, no ads. The desktop app never phones home. What you write is not our business model.
Safe public links
Share one page by link. Revoke it any time or let it expire. Pages are served in a sandbox that runs no scripts.
Backups you can restore
Nightly database and file backups on the server, with a written restore drill that's tested end to end.
Plain, scriptable data
A command line tool, dl, reads and writes the same vault, with JSON output and dry runs. Your data is never trapped.
AI on your terms
An assistant that proposes. You decide.
Ask about your week, plan a project, or tidy a note into steps. The assistant reads your plans and notes, then suggests changes, and nothing is written until you say yes, item by item.
- Run the model on your own machine with LM Studio, so nothing leaves the computer. Hosted models through OpenRouter are optional.
- See exactly what is sent before and after every request, with its cost.
- Reusable AI actions: named prompts attached to a habit, the journal or a project.
- Works with Claude and other AI clients through a built-in MCP server. Read-only by default, every write logged.
For you, then for your team
Start alone. Share when you're ready.
Afralog is a personal planner first. When a project needs more than one person, share that vault and keep everything else private.
Start on one machine
Install the desktop app or open it in the browser. No account needed to plan your first day.
Turn on sync
Sign in once through your browser and your vault follows you between laptop, desktop and any browser.
Invite people
Owner, editor or viewer on each shared vault, joined with a one-time code. Every edit is named and revertible.
Self-hosting
Run the whole thing on your own server
The sync server, its database, the browser app and HTTPS come up with one Docker Compose command, on a small VPS or the hardware in your office. No data passes through us.
- Sign-ups closed by default. The first account is the owner.
- Email and password, or Google and GitHub sign-in when you switch them on.
- Health, metrics and JSON logs for the tools you already use.
# one file, one command $ docker compose --profile https up -d ✔ db Started ✔ httpd Started ✔ server Started ✔ caddy Started # → https://sync.your-domain.com
Questions
Good to know
Do I need an account?
Not for the desktop app. It works with no account and no network. You only sign in to sync between devices, use the browser version, or share with other people.
Where is my data stored?
On your computer, in a folder you choose. With sync on, a copy also lives on the sync server, encrypted at rest. The server can read it to power search, the browser version and sharing, so it's not end-to-end encrypted. That's why you can run the server yourself.
Which platforms does it run on?
Windows and Linux on the desktop, and any modern browser through the web version. The browser version is the same app, so there's nothing new to learn.
Does the AI see my notes?
Only when you ask it something, and only the model you configured sees them. With a local model through LM Studio, nothing leaves your machine. You can preview exactly what will be sent, and every change it suggests waits for your approval.
Can I use it with my Obsidian vault?
Yes. Point Afralog's pages at your Obsidian folder. It reads your notes and links the way Obsidian writes them, and never reorganises your files.
Can I use it today?
Afralog is in early access. Request an invite and we'll set you up with an account on our server, or help you run your own.
Make tomorrow a little more planned
Request early access, or talk to us about running Afralog for your team.