Dayly

Creators and indie founders who track followers, MRR, commits or other growth metrics have no easy way to turn that daily progress into something worth sharing on social media. Building a visual post from raw numbers normally takes design work, and platforms like X and LinkedIn don't offer free APIs to pull follower counts automatically, so any automated tracking would require scraping. Without a simple ritual, daily progress updates either don't get posted at all or require manual screenshotting and design effort each time. This means streaks, milestones and growth stories go unshared or look unpolished when they are.

Dayly lets users type in one number a day (followers, MRR, users, or any custom metric) and instantly generates a designed Day-N card showing that number, the day's growth, their streak and their photo, ready to post on X in one tap or download for LinkedIn and Instagram. It offers fourteen card designs across eight colorways and three sizes, honest streak tracking with two monthly freezes and a grace period until 4 AM the next day, and a public page at getdayly.tech/@you showing a heatmap and chosen stats. Two add-on tools extend this for specific users: RepostKit turns a pasted tweet link into a clean image or LinkedIn/Instagram carousel, and ShipStory (for founders) connects GitHub and a read-only Stripe, Dodo or Polar key to turn commits and revenue into three draft posts and a card, in the user's own voice, without ever reading code or customer data.