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Customize without rebuilding
Clone a morning, sleep, or focus protocol, change the dose or timing, drop the parts that don't fit your life, and the rest of the tracker still works. No spreadsheet rebuild every time the protocol shifts.
Protocol tracker · Morning, sleep, focus, recovery · Voice or text
Run science-backed protocols without 14 browser tabs, screenshots, and guesswork.
Most people quit their morning protocol in week two, not because the science was wrong, but because tracking it lived across podcast clips, Notion templates, and notes apps. DailyLens gives you pre-loaded protocols you can customize - dose, timing, what to skip - tick what you actually did, and your journal joins it with how the day felt. The tracker survives Wednesday.
Pre-loaded morning, sleep, focus, and recovery protocols you can clone and customize
Tick or voice-add what you actually did - dose by dose, not a yes/no streak
Your journal entries land alongside, so the AI can name which step actually paid off
A protocol, a check-in, a pattern
What the protocol looked like vs. what the day actually felt like
Pattern from your last 14 days
Tuesday · 7:12 AM
“Morning protocol: 10 min sunlight, 4-7-8 breath x4, 2g creatine + electrolytes, 90 min focus block before email.”
Each step ticked individually. The dose, the timing, and the ones you skipped are all stored - not as a streak, as a real check-in.
Pattern · your recent window
On the days you finished morning sun + breath before opening email, the 6 PM crash hit later by about 90 minutes. Five out of six days this week.
The pattern joins the protocol steps you actually completed with what you wrote about the day. Not a guess. Not a generic habit score.
Three things most habit apps and Notion templates can't actually do
Pre-loaded library
morning, sleep, focus, and recovery protocols ready to customize - dose, timing, what to skip - instead of building each one from scratch
Real check-in
tick or voice-add what you actually did, step by step and dose by dose, not a daily yes/no streak
Both halves joined
the AI joins the protocol steps you completed with what you wrote about the day, in your recent rolling window
What changes when the tracker survives week three
For people who want repeatable, science-driven protocols without spreadsheets. For listeners of long-form health and longevity podcasts who don't want a fan-app, but a real tracker. For anyone who tried Notion templates, screenshot folders, and gym apps - and still ran the protocol from memory.
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See which step actually paid off
Because each step is ticked individually, the daily and weekly reports can show which part of the protocol correlated with a better day - and which step you can probably drop.
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Voice-add a dose at 7 AM
Speak it instead of typing. The protocol tracker accepts a voice memo for the supplement, the cold exposure, the breath count - so the morning routine stays a routine, not a form.
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A protocol that survives travel and short weeks
Offline-first PWA, fast capture, and customizable timing mean the protocol still gets logged on hotel mornings, school holidays, and weeks where life shrinks the routine.
What this is, in relation to what you've already tried
Spreadsheets capture, but don't reflect. Notion templates look beautiful and stay empty. Generic habit apps don't know what creatine is, and don't care if you actually took it. DailyLens is built around protocols as first-class objects.
Before
What usually happens
Protocols live across 14 podcast clips and screenshots
You hear the morning protocol on Monday, screenshot the sleep protocol on Wednesday, copy a focus block from a YouTube video on Friday. Three weeks later, the routine runs from memory and slowly disappears.
Notion templates look beautiful and stay empty
Building the perfect dashboard becomes the project, instead of running the protocol. The tracker becomes another thing to maintain - on top of the routine itself.
Generic habit apps treat creatine like brushing teeth
A streak app gives you a green check whether you took 500 mg or 5 g, whether you slept seven hours or four. The data is too coarse to learn anything from.
After
What DailyLens does differently
Protocols are first-class objects
Each protocol has steps, doses, and timing. You clone it, customize it, and the tracker stays in sync with whatever shape the routine takes this month.
Custom protocols sit next to expert templates
Add your own supplement, breath, or movement step alongside the built-in templates. Your evolving stack and the science-backed protocols share the same store and the same reports.
The journal sees what the tracker saw
Reflections and reports are prompted with the steps you ticked plus your written entries, in your recent rolling window. The AI can name which protocol step shows up on better days.
How the tracker actually works
DailyLens treats a protocol as a structured object with steps, doses, and timing. Your written entries are the unstructured half. The AI joins them in a recent rolling window and writes back what changed. No coach persona, no streak guilt.
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Structured: protocols and steps
Each protocol is a list of steps with dose, timing, and notes. You can clone an expert template (morning, sleep, focus, recovery), edit the parts that don't fit, and add custom steps for your own stack - all stored per account.
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Capture in two channels
Tick the steps you finished, voice-add a dose on the way out the door, or paste a quick text note. Voice memos sync, get transcribed, and become editable text entries that sit alongside the structured action entries.
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Reflection grounded in your recent window
Reflections are prompted with the protocol steps you actually completed plus your written entries, across a recent rolling window. That's why patterns show up - the AI is reading a couple of weeks, not a single morning.
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Daily and weekly reports from the same window
Each evening compiles into a short daily report. Each Sunday compiles into a weekly arc that highlights which protocol step appeared on better days. Both read the same window, so they show shape, not noise.
What the protocol tracker looks like across the day
Morning protocol
First 90 minutes protected
Morning: protocol before email
Open the app, run the morning protocol - light, breath, supplements, focus block - and tick each step as you finish it. The first 90 minutes stay protected, even on a hotel desk.
Sleep protocol
Evening without the mess
Daytime: voice-add doses without leaving the routine
Tap, speak the dose or timing, done. The tracker accepts voice or text and won't force a full-screen form when your hands are full of coffee, kids, or tools.
Voice dose entry
No full-screen typing
Evening: a sleep protocol that closes the day
End of day runs the sleep protocol and gets a short AI reflection: which steps actually happened, which were skipped, and one realistic adjustment for tomorrow. No streak guilt.
How a protocol tracker works in real life
A loop that survives travel weeks, hard parenting nights, and the days where the only routine time is a quiet 47 seconds before everyone else wakes up.
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Pick or build
Start from a template, or design your own
Clone a morning, sleep, focus, or recovery protocol, or compose your own from individual practices and custom steps. Doses, timings, and order are yours.
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Tick or speak
Log what you actually did, step by step
Tick each step as you finish it, voice-add a dose, or skip something with a one-line note. The tracker stores the real check-in, not a polished version.
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See the arc
Read the daily and weekly AI report
Each evening and each Sunday, DailyLens compiles your protocol steps and journal entries into a short report with one realistic adjustment for next week.
Read the thinking behind the protocols
Articles on routines, breath, focus, and food that shape how DailyLens approaches protocols - the same lens that drives reflections.
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Read articleWhat people ask before they switch the tracker
Short, direct answers.
1Does it support the protocols I hear on Huberman Lab, Peter Attia's Drive, or Bryan Johnson's Blueprint?
Yes - in the same way a generic protocol tracker can. You can build any morning, sleep, focus, or recovery protocol described on those shows, customize doses and timing, and add your own steps. DailyLens is not affiliated with any of those creators or shows; the protocols are user-built, with optional templates inspired by publicly described practices.
2Will the AI prescribe a dose or tell me what to take?
No. DailyLens describes patterns in your own data - the steps you ticked and the entries you wrote. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician. Doses are yours, sourced from your own research or your own provider. We are explicit about that in product, not only in the legal text.
3Can I add my own supplement, breath, or movement step?
Yes. Custom steps - your own supplement, your own breath count, your own movement block - sit next to the built-in templates and share the same reports. Your evolving stack and a science-backed template live in the same place.
4Voice-adding a dose at 7 AM, with one hand on coffee?
Yes - that's the whole point. Voice memos sync, get transcribed, and become editable text entries you can fix later. The morning routine should not turn into a full-screen form.
5Is my protocol data used to train AI models?
No. Protocol steps and entries are scoped to your account and encrypted in transit. Reflections are produced by prompting a foundation model with your data at request time; that data isn't reused as a training set.
6Can I plug DailyLens into my own AI agent or editor?
Yes. DailyLens exposes an MCP API you can connect to your editor, agent, or toolset to read and write protocols and entries within your account scope. It's the same surface our own agents talk to, with per-account auth.
7Does the morning protocol still work without internet?
Capture does. Reflection doesn't. Steps and voice memos are written to your device first - running a protocol on a flight or in a basement gym is fine. The reflection step needs the model and runs when you're back online.
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