DawCam keeps score, quietly, in the background. Not to nag you — there is nothing to log in to and nothing to keep up with — but because a camera you have had for a year should be able to show you that you have had it for a year.
A card with your name, your level, the photos you have taken and the lenses you have actually used. Pick its backdrop from ten patterns — Wallpaper, Sunrise, Midnight, Blueprint, Candy, Grove, Ember, Static, Slate and Bone.
It fills in by itself. You never enter anything.
A new one every midnight. Small things — use a lens you have been ignoring, take a picture at an odd hour, sit still long enough that DawCam decides you have wandered off. They are worth XP, and the XP is worth levels, and the levels are worth nothing at all except that they are yours.
Some badges do not appear in the case until you have earned them, and there is no list. One of them is for stepping away from your computer for a while, which is the only achievement in this plugin that is also good for you.
The owl on the sign. She gives the tour the first time you open DawCam, turns up with a tip when you look like you could use one, and is startled by loud noises. She is the one on this page, top right. She has more to say if you keep clicking her.