$3.49Daymark A little friend on your desktop
Daymark puts a small Bongo Cat-style companion on your desktop that taps along with your keyboard, mouse, and music while you work or study. It tracks time together into XP and unlocks, and can share what you are doing through a custom Steam status. A soft, low-pressure presence for cozy fans who like company while they get things done.
Is Daymark worth it?
Daymark is worth it if…
- you like having cute company on screen while you work or study
- you enjoy decorating a desktop with characters and skins
- you like sharing what you are playing or listening to with friends
- you want card and tile games running quietly beside your work
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A small companion for work and study
It reacts to your input and moves with the song, so a study session has a little tapping buddy in the corner.
Time together turns into experience, levels, and career records, with new skins and character content to unlock as you complete tasks. Your companion also keeps count of things like app time and music, which you can check later. It is built to use very little system power, so it just hums along in the background.
Shared desktops, card games, and custom statuses
You can invite friends into an online room where your companions appear together on the desktop. You see each other's current status and can work side by side or start a round of Texas Hold'em, Japanese mahjong, Dou Dizhu, or Pao De Kuai without leaving the desk.
Daymark also builds a dynamic Steam status from the app you use, the music you play, and a short personal message. You choose what to show, and it updates when your app or song changes.
Good to know before you start?
Can you use it solo?
Yes. Your companion lives on your desktop on its own, reacts to your typing and music, earns XP, and unlocks new content as you spend time together. Online rooms and desktop card games are there when you want friends around, but the day-to-day company works fine alone.
What can you change about your companion?
Each Workshop character can have its own look, themes, and interactive performances. You can subscribe to new companions, temporarily load a friend's character to see it, or make your own by importing a Cubism model, setting it up, and publishing it for others.
Can you use it for streams and videos?
Yes. The companion can be captured on its own through OBS, so you can place it in a livestream layout or recording and have it tap along with your keyboard, mouse, and music while you play or work.
