A day with NoSleepLab
Follow a developer through their day — from the first chime to the last commit.
An invented day, written to show how the apps fit together. Nothing here is a benchmark, so you won't find a stopwatch figure in it — and most of these apps aren't out yet; the badge on each says where it stands.
- 7:00 AMChimeTimeSource only
The day starts
Your MacBook's notch slides down with a gentle bell chime. It's 7 AM. Time to start the day.
- 8:30 AMAwareSource only
First session begins
Aware starts tracking your screen time the moment you touch the keyboard. The counter ticks in the menu bar.
- 9:00 AMDevLaunchIn the lab
Open your project
One click in DevLaunch opens VS Code, the terminal, and localhost:3000. No hunting through folders to get started.
- 9:15 AMGitPulseSource only
Check your repos
GitPulse flags the repos that need attention — one behind remote, another with uncommitted changes. Quick pull from the dropdown.
- 10:00 AMClipShelfSource only
Copy-paste without thinking
You copy a function signature, then a URL, then a hex color. ⌘⌥V brings them all back at your cursor. Pick the one you meant. Done.
- 11:30 AMShhhSource only
Standup call
⌃⇧M mutes your mic before the call even starts. Green icon means you're live. Red means you're safe. No hot mic incidents.
- 2:00 PMGripSource only
Almost closed Chrome
Muscle memory hits Cmd+Q instead of Cmd+W. Grip catches it — a green ring fills at your cursor. You release. Crisis averted.
- 4:00 PMHookCutSource only
Edit the podcast
Drop in a long podcast recording. HookCut proposes the strongest moments, labels speakers, and exports an FCPXML timeline you open in the editor you already use.
- 6:00 PMAwareSource only
Time check
Aware has been counting active screen time all day, and it has crossed the limit you set. The counter turns red. Time to step away.
- 11:00 PMChimeTimeSource only
One more commit
The notch drops: 11 PM. You push one last commit, close the lid, and let the lab rest. Until tomorrow.