daygame.pro
Track your approaches. See what's working.
Log every set, follow your leads down the pipeline, and watch your conversion rates climb. Start now — no account, nothing signed up for.
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How it works
Guide
daygame.pro is a simple tracker for cold approaches — log every set you do, follow the ones that turn into contacts down your pipeline, and watch your conversion rates improve over time.
The pipeline
Every interaction flows through the same funnel. Most approaches stop early — only some get a contact, fewer turn into dates, and fewer still into a lay. The whole point is to see where you leak so you know what to work on.
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1ApproachYou walk up and open a conversation.
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2ContactShe gives you her number or Instagram.
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3LeadA prospect you can text — now in your pipeline.
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4DateYou meet up. Log how it went.
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5LayThe pipeline's end goal.
Using the app
On the Log tab, tap to record each set as it happens. City, spot and set type are pre-filled from your last one, so it's a single tap. Volume is the whole game — log them all, even the blowouts.
When an approach gets a number or Instagram, create a Lead from it in one tap. The lead carries her name, contact handle and where you met.
The Leads board groups everyone by status — texting, date set, dating, lay. Log a date on a lead and its status advances automatically.
The Stats tab shows your funnel and conversion rates, day streak and 30-day trend — so you can spot the leaky stage and fix it.
Daygame effort comes in waves — so instead of a permanent quota, you commit to time-bound challenges: 50 approaches on a two-week holiday, 20 over a city weekend. A daily check-in tells you whether you're doing good or could do better, the dashboard shows where you should be by today, and Stats tracks your pace, projected finish and your hit rate across past challenges.
Definitions
A single cold approach — walking up to a woman you don't know and starting a conversation. The basic unit you log. A set is the same thing, named for who's there: solo, two-set or group.
How an approach ended, weakest to strongest: blowout (instant rejection), polite rejection, hooked (a good conversation), social close (Instagram), number close, or instant date (you went for a coffee/walk on the spot).
Walking away with a way to reach her — a number, Instagram or Snap. The social / number close and instant-date outcomes all count as getting a contact.
A prospect you have contact with — the entity that moves through your pipeline. Usually created from a contact-getting approach, then advanced through texting → date set → dating → lay (or marked ghosted / flaked / closed).
A meetup with a lead. Each one records its number (1st, 2nd…), where, and how it went: flaked, met, kiss, make-out, pull (you took her somewhere private) or lay.
Sex — the end of the pipeline. Logging a date with a lay outcome automatically marks the lead as a lay.
Consecutive days you logged at least one approach. A simple habit metric — consistency beats intensity.