Daruma1.3.5

Add a new goal in Daruma, select its right eye when work begins, and select its left eye when the goal is complete. This translates the Daruma Method into a visual progress marker that changes at the two key moments of a goal. Once a goal is complete, you can burn it manually at any time, or let Daruma burn completed goals automatically at the end of the day.

The workflow suits productivity-focused users who want to track personal goals during a work session and give completed work a defined closing point. A typical routine is to mark the start of an objective, work on it, record completion, and use the burn action as a daily finishing ritual. Its narrow sequence is useful for people who prefer goal tracking centered on deliberate milestones rather than an extensive task-management process.

Daruma is freeware Productivity software for macOS 15 Sequoia and later, with support for both Intel and Apple Silicon. The current release is version 1.3.5. What sets it apart is the eye-based interaction: the right eye begins a goal, the left eye completes it, and burning provides either a manual or end-of-day conclusion.