docs: add Community Ports section linking a Windows port - #350
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Hi! I loved Dayflow's concept and built an unofficial Windows port: https://github.com/shawkatdidar/dayflow-windows
It's a separate Electron codebase (so not proposing merging any code here) that follows the same design: periodic screen captures analyzed in ~15-minute chunks into timeline cards, with a journal/daily-summary view. It supports Claude Code CLI (subscription-based), OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and local models via Ollama/LM Studio — mirroring your provider philosophy. The card-generation prompt is adapted from Dayflow's (with credit), and it's MIT-licensed like this repo.
This PR just adds a small Community Ports section to the README so Windows users who land here can find it. Totally understand if you'd rather word it differently or not link out at all — happy to adjust or close.
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