A new product, and a plain account of it.
Daytide is new. There are no customer logos on this site and no awards, because there are none yet. Here is what there is.
Why it exists.
Owners of small firms are told every week to do something with AI. Most of the advice assumes they already know where the firm's time goes. Very few do, and that is not a failing. Finding out has always meant timesheets, and timesheets are filled in late and from memory.
Daytide is our attempt at the unglamorous first step: an accurate record of the working day, kept automatically, that the people being recorded can see and correct. What to change comes after that, once the picture is there.
The name is an old English word for daytime. “Tide” once simply meant time, as in eventide. We liked a name with no clock, no tracker and no watcher in it.
What we hold to.
- Saying “I don't know” beats a confident guess
- A wrong label presented as fact costs more trust than an honest gap. Daytide leaves time unsorted when the evidence is thin, and shows its reasons when it does decide.
- People answer a few questions a day, not twenty
- So the questions are capped, short, answerable with a tap, and they expire if ignored.
- The person whose day it is sees it first
- A record that staff cannot see is surveillance. One they can see, correct and mark private is a timesheet that fills itself in.
- Some things are not built, on purpose
- Screenshots, keystroke logging and reading file contents would make the sorting easier. They are not in the product and will not be.
- AI proposes, people decide
- Anything that changes records in bulk, or that other people can see, waits for a person to confirm it.
Contact.
- Questions, pricing, anything before you sign up
- hello@daytide.ai
- Privacy, your own data, a concern about how Daytide is used at your workplace
- privacy@daytide.ai
- Company details
- [Company legal name and registered address]
Give it one normal week.
Install it, answer a handful of questions, and look at the picture on day seven. The trial runs for 30 days, so you see three more weeks after that before you decide anything.
No card needed to start. Want someone to set it up with you? Assisted onboarding is $250, credited to your first annual invoice.