The name

What is Daymuster?

On every ship since the age of sail, the day begins the same way: the crew assembles on deck, each name is called, each sailor answers “Here”, and the day's orders are given. That assembly is the day muster. It is how a working crew starts a working day: everyone accounted for, everyone pointed at the right work.

Daymuster is that, for agencies. Punch in, see your tasks, get your brief. Every client, hour, invoice and credential answers the roll in one workspace: tasks and time tracking, invoicing, a client portal, an encrypted credential vault, and an AI inbox that turns messy client email into scoped work.

The word carries its own references: a muster point is where everyone gathers when it matters; work that is up to standard passes muster; and the muster roll has been the working word for an attendance register for centuries. All of that is the product's promise: gathered, accounted for, up to standard.

Daymuster is built and run by The Auctores, a working digital agency that built the tool it wanted to use. The product previously shipped under the names Helm and Keelson; Daymuster is its final name, and every old link redirects here.