What the log sees
Drop a paperclip in the jar and a row appears here: what you finished, when you finished it, and the reason Fiji Tasks earned its place next to it.
Inspired by the paperclip sales strategy — the pile is the report.
Log🫙–✕
All › Everything you finished› Today
Everything you finished
All 0Momentum 0Capture 0Focus 0Calm 0Review 0
| # | Clip | What you finished | ◉ Status | ✎ What Fiji logged | Added |
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Nothing logged yet. Drop a paperclip in the jar.
Momentum 0Capture 0Focus 0Calm 0Review 0Showing the last 10 clips
One clip, one row
Dropping a paperclip is the only way a row gets created. No forms, no required fields, no pipeline to keep warm. The log holds the last ten.
It stays yours
Everything stays on your device — the note, the clip, the lot. Nothing syncs anywhere you didn't ask it to.
The column that's left
Next to every finished task is the reason Fiji helped you finish it. It's the honest column most tools leave out.
Your jar, in your pocket
Fiji Tasks keeps the clips. The log just makes them count for something.