How to Remember the Workdays You Took a Lunch Break

Busy workdays can make lunch breaks hard to remember. X Calendar - Daily Routine Log lets you mark the days you took your chosen break on your iPhone, without turning it into another time sheet.
Can I track workday lunch breaks without a detailed diary?
You might want to track eating away from the desk, going outside or taking a short walk at lunch. Choose the part of the break that matters to you and name the calendar after it. A quick X can remember the day without recording every minute.
How do I use X Calendar to record workday lunch breaks?
Give lunch away from desk a named calendar in X Calendar, then use it for the completed dates you want to remember. You can make the entry shortly afterwards while the date is still easy to recall.
When you finish your lunch break away from the desk, open Lunch Away From Desk and keep the entry short. A remembered date can be added later, but it is usually easier to mark the activity while it is fresh. Do not feel you have to reconstruct every unmarked day. A clear record of the dates you entered is more useful than a full-looking calendar filled with guesses.
- Create a calendar called Lunch Away From Desk.
- After you finish your lunch break away from the desk, tap that date to add an X.
- Open Lunch Away From Desk whenever you want to see the dates you have marked.
What can I see when I look back at workday lunch breaks?
Create Lunch Away From Desk. Add a mark after taking that break. If you eat while continuing to work, leave the date unmarked in this particular calendar. A separate Lunch Walks calendar can record walking if you also want to see that activity clearly.
At the end of the month, you can look back and remember which days included the break you intended. That can help when choosing another opportunity during a busy week. Keep any required workplace time records separately; this is your own simple calendar of the lunch routine.
A lunch-break calendar can include different activities if the thing you care about is time away from the desk. Eating outside and taking a short walk can both fit that record. If walking itself matters, Lunch Walks can hold those dates separately. Choose the name that makes the view useful to you, then mark the completed break instead of trying to write a full lunchtime diary.
Name the break you want to remember, rather than trying to make one mark describe the whole working day.