Open the ledger for today.

How to get an app-specific password:
1. Go to appleid.apple.com
2. Sign In and Security → App-Specific Passwords
3. Click + and name it "Sillet"
4. Copy the password Apple generates and paste it below

Using them
Sillet Timer lists your categories. Pick one and the timer starts. If a timer is already running, the top row stops it and posts the time to your ledger. The list is pulled fresh every time you run it, so new categories show up on their own.

Start Category starts one configured category without showing a picker, which makes it useful for location automations like arriving at the gym. Stop Timer stops and posts the running timer, which makes it useful for leaving.

Sillet Habits lists today's habits, ✅ done and ⬜️ not. Select any number of them and they flip; the habit sheet updates straight away.

Run them from the Shortcuts app, a widget, your watch, or by asking Siri for the shortcut by name, such as “Hey Siri, Sillet Timer”. To keep them together, move them into a folder called Sillet in Shortcuts.

Lost the key later?
Come back to Settings → Apple Shortcuts → Show setup. Generating a new key revokes the old one, and any shortcut still holding it stops working until you paste the new one in.