Your life, in one signal.

Score your day.
See your life.

Workouts. Deep work. Sleep. Study. The things that make a good day happen in different places. SumDay brings them together and turns them into one clear, personal score.

  • One tapwhen you log
  • Auto-syncwhen you don’t
  • One viewof the whole day

Your calendar shows what you planned.

Your fitness app shows how you trained.

SumDay shows how you lived.

A Better Feedback Loop

Less tracking. More knowing.

Build a personal system that turns everyday activity into useful evidence—not another list of boxes to tick.

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Capture

Tap once for a habit, run a timer for focused time, or let connected tools bring activity in automatically.

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See the pattern

Zoom from today’s totals to a full-year heatmap, then open any day to understand exactly what drove it.

Built to Connect

Your data shouldn’t live in silos.

Strava workouts and matched Outlook calendar events flow in automatically. Apple Health, Anki, and other personal workflows can feed SumDay through secure API tokens—so your view gets richer without your routine getting harder.

Strava Live
Outlook Calendar Live
Apple Health via API Live
Anki Live
Personal API Live

Made Personal

Your definition of a good day.

Build your own score

Create activity types with your own names, colours, icons, and point values. The score belongs to you.

Keep the loop alive

Get an optional daily push recap, explore performance by activity, and backfill anything you missed.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they start.

What is SumDay?

SumDay helps you understand how you spend your time so you can build better habits and make more intentional choices.

What does SumDay connect to?

Today SumDay auto-imports Strava workouts and matched Outlook / Microsoft 365 calendar events. Apple Health, Anki, and other workflows can send activity through personal API tokens.

Is SumDay just for fitness?

No. Fitness is one signal, but the bigger goal is helping people level up across energy, focus, routines, and the way they spend their time.

Someday starts today

Make today add up.

Start with the activities that matter to you. Your first score is only a few taps away.

Open SumDay →