You talk. It types.
Say “porridge and two eggs” and the calories, protein and carbs are worked out and filed. No searching a database, no portion sliders, no barcode. The reason people quit tracking is the typing — so we removed it.
She does the maths, keeps the records, and keeps track of the promises you make. No wearable. No spreadsheets. One sentence a day.
14 days free on Core · card up front, cancel any time · your data encrypted and yours
Say “porridge and two eggs” and the calories, protein and carbs are worked out and filed. No searching a database, no portion sliders, no barcode. The reason people quit tracking is the typing — so we removed it.
Nothing to charge, strap on or forget. Everything comes from what you tell Grace, which means it works on the days you leave the house without a gadget — and there is no £300 purchase before you start.
A GraceDay is a day you showed up. That is the number on the front page. Every chart, target and macro sits behind it for the days you want detail — and stays out of the way on the days you don’t.
“Porridge, blueberries, two eggs”
480 kcal and 32 g protein filed. Protein target updated.
“Applied to the Bosch role”
Saved with the CV version you sent, and a follow-up set for Thursday.
“Forty euros, groceries”
Categorised, and your monthly food budget adjusted.
“Did the squats”
Logged. Fifth day running — the promise holds.
“Slept badly, maybe five hours”
Recorded, and tomorrow’s nudges moved later.
Five sentences. No forms, no categories to choose, no app to switch to. By evening Grace has filed to Health, Career, Finance and Productivity — and banked the day.
Start with the one that hurts most. The others are there when you want them — no extra apps, no second subscription, no re-explaining yourself.
Every entry is encrypted before it's stored. Your own space, not a row in someone else's table — and an export button that actually works, because it should never be hard to leave.
Not encrypted “in transit and at rest” as a slogan — the entries themselves.
Your records are isolated, not rows mixed in with everyone else’s.
One button, full history, open format. Leaving should never be hard.
What you tell Grace is not a dataset. There is no second business model here.
The free trial is 14 days of Core. You add a card on day one, and Grace reminds you before the trial ends — cancel by then and you pay nothing. Otherwise Core continues at $7.90 a month.
The first 300 members keep the founder price for as long as they stay subscribed — 73 of 300 seats taken.
The daily-habit trio — health, money and tasks — with room to grow.
Every module GraceDays has, at the highest limits.
The trial is Core only — Pro starts billing straight away, and you can upgrade from Core at any point. Cancel whenever, and take your whole history with you when you go.
Ten Google Sheets, three app subscriptions, two wearables — and all I had to show for it was messy, scattered data about my own life. Nothing was ever unified, so I never once got a clear view of how I was actually living. So I built what I wanted: one place you just talk to, that remembers everything and does the arithmetic for you. Six months of keeping it all in GraceDays, and for the first time I actually know how I live — what I eat, how I move, where the money goes — in one honest picture. — Dragan, founder
One sentence today. Grace does the rest, and tomorrow you're two days in.