Your work, logged.
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An extension for VS Code, Cursor, and Antigravity that watches what you build and writes your daily summary for you.
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Today's summary
Added user creation endpoint with database insert. Returns the newly created user record.
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WriteLogs, end to end
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"What did I even
work on today?"
You've been coding for 8 hours. Now you're staring at a blank text box trying to remember which bugs you fixed, which features you shipped, and what's still in progress.
15 min
spent writing status updates daily
40%
of work goes unreported
Zero
visibility into your own patterns
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The extension runs silently in the background. It tracks file changes, detects when you step away, and syncs automatically.
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const user = await createUser(data)
if (!user) throw "Failed"
return respond(user)
Implemented auth and pagination fixes
Today · 42 logs · 2 tasks
Implemented user authentication flow
~2h 15m · 8 files
Fixed pagination bug in dashboard
~45m · 3 files
Loggy writes your logs.
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At the end of each day, get a clean summary of what you built. Copy it to Slack or paste it wherever you need.
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We only see file change metadata—never your actual source code. Works offline. Syncs when you're ready.
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Then you never think about it again. There is no daily ritual to keep up, which is the entire point.
- 1
Install the extension
Search WriteLogs in your editor's Extensions panel, or pick your editor above and it opens there.
- 2
Paste a project key
Create a project, copy its key, and paste it into the WriteLogs sidebar. That is the whole configuration.
- 3
Go back to work
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Copy the standup version and drop it in the meeting chat or your team's channel.
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