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Candlemark is a calm bedtime wind-down tracker that helps you close the day with a short, intentional evening routine. It is designed for adults, remote workers, and anyone with an irregular schedule who wants a simple offline way to log pre-sleep rituals. The app treats each wind-down as a folded linen card placed on a warm wooden bedside tray, making your nightly habits feel tangible and soothing. From the Tonight tab, you can see today's wind-down cards resting in the tray along with a quick action to log a new entry. Two counters above the tray show the number of wind-downs recorded tonight and your total minutes across the last seven days. A small lantern-shaped panel presents these figures in embossed brass numerals with moon and star perforations, and the most recent routine appears as a small linen card preview. The Add tab provides a simple form where you enter the routine name, minutes spent, comfort level as a single calm word, and the date practiced. Saving the form is as easy as tapping a smooth river-stone button, and the new wind-down immediately becomes part of your local collection. The History tab keeps a chronological log of all your wind-down cards, and you can search by routine name or comfort level to review past evenings. The Routines tab builds a checklist board from the unique routine names you have already used, showing total minutes and last practiced date for each without requiring extra setup. Candlemark uses local device storage only, so your wind-down records remain private on your phone and do not require an account or internet connection. The simple mobile cards have large touch targets and a bottom tab bar where the selected tab glows with a soft sage tone. Each routine name is represented by a fabric tint, such as sage for gentle movement, lavender for reading, sand for tea, and dusk blue for breathing. This visual system lets you recognize your favorite rituals at a glance while keeping the focus on rest rather than performance. With Candlemark, you can build a consistent evening wind-down habit, reflect on what feels calming, and create a clearer boundary between your day and night.