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Download the Daily Tracker source code files and extract the ZIP archive to your computer.
Upload all project files to your web hosting server or localhost (such as XAMPP, WAMP, or Laragon). Make sure the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and asset files remain in their original folder structure.
Open the index.html file in your browser or access it through your web server.
Check or uncheck habits such as:
Your progress is automatically saved.
Choose a focus session (5, 15, or 25 minutes) and start the built-in productivity timer.
Use the Quick Notes and Daily Journal sections to save important thoughts, reminders, or daily reflections. Everything is automatically stored in your browser.
Enter your book name, total pages, and pages completed to monitor your reading progress with a visual progress bar.
The dashboard automatically displays:
Click the Export button to download all your tracker data as a JSON file for backup purposes.
Switch between Dark Mode and Light Mode using the theme toggle button according to your preference.
The application uses LocalStorage, so all your tasks, habits, journal entries, and tracker data are automatically saved in your browser without requiring a database.
HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
It is a responsive productivity dashboard built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that helps users manage daily tasks, habits, finances, water intake, journal entries, and more.
No. The project uses LocalStorage to save all user data directly in the browser, so no database is required.
Yes. The Daily Tracker is fully responsive and works smoothly on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
The project includes task management, habit tracking, Pomodoro timer, finance tracker, water tracker, mood tracker, reading tracker, journal, analytics dashboard, dark/light mode, and LocalStorage support.
Yes. The source code is well-structured and can be easily customized by adding new features, changing the design, or integrating a backend database.