DevDiary connects to your GitHub activity and writes a daily narrative — sessions detected, context preserved, patterns surfaced. No manual entry. No tracking fatigue.
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Three steps. Zero effort.
Install the GitHub App on the repos you want tracked. Takes 30 seconds.
DevDiary watches your commits, PRs, and reviews — then clusters them into work sessions automatically.
Each day gets a narrative page with sessions, diffs, and AI-generated summaries. Ask questions about your own work.
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Your daily diary, written automatically from your GitHub activity
Watches your commits, PRs, and code reviews, then clusters them into sessions — coding, reviewing, investigating. No timers, no browser extensions.
Each day gets a narrative page — what you built, what changed, what patterns emerged. Written by AI from your actual activity, not your memory of it.
"What did I work on last Tuesday?" "Show me all my auth-related sessions." Ask questions about your own work history in natural language.
"I built this because I kept forgetting what I actually did each week. Standup rolls around and I'm guessing. Performance review time and I'm searching Slack. DevDiary writes your story from what actually happened — your commits, your PRs, your reviews."
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