Your day, summarized.
Daily Summarizer pulls together your meetings, emails, code commits and team conversations, then turns them into a single readable daily report. It runs on your own infrastructure, keeps your data scoped to your account, and only reads what is needed to answer "what did I do today?"
Connects to the tools you already use
Google Calendar, Gmail, GitHub and Slack - via standard OAuth, in read-only mode. Local git repositories and shell history are read by the desktop app, never uploaded anywhere outside your own server.
Generates a daily report
Each day's activity is consolidated into a structured Markdown report you can review, edit, and search later. A knowledge base captures recurring projects, contacts and clarifications so the next day starts with context.
Single-user by design
Every account is isolated. Activities, reports, knowledge entries and OAuth tokens belong to one user and are never shared, joined, or used to train any model.
Read-only access
Daily Summarizer only requests read permissions. It cannot send email, modify calendar events, post in Slack, or push to GitHub. You can revoke access at any time from your provider's account settings or from the Connections page in the app.
Permissions we request
When you connect a provider, the OAuth consent screen will show the exact list below. Full details - including how the data is used, stored and deleted - are in the Privacy Policy.
Google (Calendar & Gmail)
openid,email,profile- identify your Google accountcalendar.readonly- list meetings, durations and attendees for the daygmail.readonly- list email threads and detect responses for the day
GitHub
read:user,user:email- identify your GitHub accountrepo- read commits, pull requests, reviews and issues across your repositories
Slack
channels:read,channels:history- list public channels and messages you sent or receivedgroups:read,groups:history- same for private channels you are a member ofim:read,im:history,mpim:read,mpim:history- same for direct and group DMsusers:read- resolve user IDs to namessearch:read- find messages you authored on a given day
Questions?
Get in touch at contact@creasteph.net, or read more on the Support page.