Count the days
that matter.

A date log for work, life events, and equipment or service use. Mark WFH, trips, movie nights, gym days or car-use dates, then see your totals and remaining day allowance.

CountCal home screen showing work from home, business travel, annual leave, and equipment-use trackers.

One calendar.
Many reasons to count.

Keep work, life events, and everyday use in separate trackers—then see each total in the period that matters.

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Life Event
Date Log

Create a tracker for movie days, fitness days, big meals, nights out, and days worth remembering.

Explore life events
  • 2026-10-24 Movie day
  • 2026-11-15 Friends dinner
  • 2026-12-31 New Year’s Eve
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Equipment &
Service-Use Days

Record vehicle days, equipment use, shared devices, and service visits by date.

Explore usage days
CountCal equipment-use calendar showing selected dates and an over-limit total.

Each tracker can be marked once per calendar day.

Simple by design. Clear at a glance.

Create a tracker, tap the dates, and let the calendar keep the total.

1

Create a tracker

Name the kind of day, choose a color and period, then add an optional limit or reminder.

2

Tap the dates

Record today, fill in past dates, or mark a future plan.

3

Read the total

Review selected days and optional quota status by week, month, year, or a custom period.

CountCal counts days, not multiple occurrences within the same day.

A date log, not a stopwatch or countdown.

CountCal: Day Tracker is also known as 点历 and 點曆. Your Day Counts, Made Simple.

Can I track WFH and annual leave separately?

Yes. Create a tracker for each kind of day, select the dates, and choose a weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom period. Limits are optional.

Can I record gym days, movie nights, or equipment use?

Yes. Name a tracker for any occasion, vehicle, shared device, or service. Each project counts one calendar date once, even if you use a service several times that day.

Do future plans use my day allowance?

Yes. Future dates are plans and count toward the selected period allowance. You can keep recording even after a limit is exceeded.