About Sillet
Secure time account

Open the ledger for today.

Sign in to protect your weekly plan, import read-only calendar context, and post transactions against today's 1,440 minute balance.

Sillet
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Available before midnight reset
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Invested today: 0m
Streak: 0d
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Step 1 of 4

Profile

Your ledger needs a name for settings, initials, and saved preferences.

Account
Your sign-in owns your ledger rows, preferences, and setup choices. Your ledger and preferences are private to your account and sync across devices.
Step 2 of 4

Week

Start with the recurring blocks that should be protected before the day gets noisy.

Baseline blocks
hours
Step 3 of 4

Categories

These become the categories you spend time into from the timer and ledger.

Investment categories
min
per week
min
per week
Add a name, minutes per session, and times per week for each category. Use a slash in the name, like "Education/Physics", to show it as a split under a parent category in the Investments view.
Step 4 of 4

Preferences

Choose how loud Sillet should be. You can change display defaults later in Settings.

Connect Apple Calendar
Apple does not support standard OAuth for third-party calendar apps, so this uses an app-specific password: a separate password just for Sillet that you can revoke any time.

Sillet only reads event details for planning. It cannot create, edit, or delete anything in your calendar.
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
Connect Apple Shortcuts
Two shortcuts for your phone, watch, and Mac: start a timer on any category, and tick off today's habits. Both write straight to this ledger.
1
Copy your key
This is the key the shortcut asks for. It is private — anyone with it can log time to your ledger.
Generating…
Keep this window open — you'll paste it in step 3.
2
Add the shortcuts
Open these on the device you want them on. Each opens in iCloud, then tap Add Shortcut to save it to your Shortcuts app.
⏱  Sillet Timer ✅  Sillet Habits
3
Paste when it asks
Adding each one opens a “Sillet Timer Setup” box that says Paste your Sillet key. Paste there and press Add Shortcut. You never open or edit the shortcut itself.
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.

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

Both run from the Shortcuts app, the widget, your watch, or by saying “Hey Siri, Sillet Timer”. To keep them together, drag both onto a new folder in Shortcuts and call it Sillet.
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.
Use a slash for splits: Education/Physics counts inside Education in Investments, while ledger rows keep the exact split.
Start now
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Post from plan
Plan block