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ptune Project
Overview
A system for running your day with tasks and records
The ptune project is a personal work-log platform designed to help you
run your day through a simple cycle of plan → execute → reflect.
Plan your day in the morning,
work during the day,
and reflect on your results in the evening.

ptune supports this daily cycle so that it can be continued naturally and consistently.
Daily Workflow
ptune is designed specifically to run your day in a simple and structured way.
Your smartphone and Obsidian can optionally integrate via Google Tasks.

Morning: Plan
- Organize what you will do today
- Define your tasks
- Sync if needed
Daytime: Execute
- Work on your tasks
- Track time using the timer
- Take notes when necessary
Evening: Reflect
- Review what you accomplished
- Look back at your work
- Identify improvements
- Optionally use AI to summarize notes
※ AI usage is optional
※ Reflection is done by the user, not by AI
Features
- Designed around a daily cycle (plan → execute → reflect)
- Integrates planning, execution, and reflection
- Reflection is user-driven, with AI as optional support
- Clear separation between task management and record analysis
Project Structure
The project consists of:
- ptune-task: core functionality for daily operation
- ptune-log: optional advanced functionality for deeper record usage
ptune-task
ptune-task is the core component of the ptune project.
It is a task management system designed to reliably run your daily workflow.
- Task organization and execution
- Time tracking via smartphone timer
- Optional synchronization with Google Tasks
Characteristics
- Focused on daily usage
- Designed for stability and simplicity
- Works without AI
- Essential starting point of the system
ptune-log
ptune-log is an optional extension for users who want to
make deeper use of their work records.
It is not required for daily operation, and is intended for more advanced usage.
- Organizing work notes
- Structuring records
- Supporting reflection with better context
Characteristics
- Designed for more advanced record usage
- Currently under design and exploration
- Intended for future extensibility
- Targeted toward expert users
※ AI usage is also under consideration (not finalized)
Comparison: ptune-task vs ptune-log
| Category | ptune-task | ptune-log |
|---|---|---|
| Position | Core feature | Advanced extension |
| Required | Required | Optional |
| Use Case | Daily task management | Work record organization and analysis |
| Target Users | Users who want stable daily operation | Users who want more advanced record analysis |
| Data | Tasks, results, basic work logs | Notes, memos, and various logs |
| Purpose | Task execution and productivity | Knowledge structuring |
| Platform | Obsidian + mobile timer (ptune) | Obsidian + Python |
| AI Usage | Optional (limited to summarization) | Actively utilized |
| Development Policy | Stability-focused | Iterative and exploratory |
Related Links
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ptune (Mobile App)
https://github.com/getperf/ptune -
ptune-task (Obsidian Plugin)
https://github.com/getperf/ptune-task -
ptune-log (Python Package)
https://github.com/getperf/ptune-log -
PtuneSync (Windows Helper Tool)
https://github.com/getperf/PtuneSync
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