Daylight Snacks - catch the short days on a punch card
As the days get shorter, find the daylight you can still reach around work and plan short outings into it. Free in the browser: sunrise and sunset for 41 places or any latitude for the next 16 weeks, a daylight ribbon with your working hours laid across it, the minutes you can reach before work, on the way, at lunch, after work and on days off, the darkest week ahead, clock changes, a provisional verdict, a draft punch card you tap as you go, and exports (Markdown, CSV, a weekly calendar file, JSON). One metered task writes a menu of sun snacks from what you like doing outside, a week of punches that fits every window, three backups for missed days, a darkest-week note and a first step; the page re-checks every plan. A daylight planner, not medical advice. Built on @brianrwagner/plan-my-day.
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