At 7 months and contact of 3x a week with weekends soon about to become regular events, he is being ridiculous. Even giving him the benefit of the doubt and assuming that this is because he wants to know every minute of his DD's day rather than controlling your life through the control of information, he is being unreasonable.
As long as you update him on everything of significance (e.g. illness, development milestones, routine appointments, food preferences/allergies etc), the contact he has with DD is enough for him to be aware of everything he needs to be aware of.
If you are really keen on fostering a good co-parenting relationship, what you could do is keep a DD Diary, where you write in it each day all the above, plus a one- or two-line summary of her day (much like they do in daycare). You can also use this to communicate about DD, e.g. writing things like, "DD has been a bit restless during the nights, so don't worry if she takes time to settle when she's with you this weekend. I find that doing x, y,z, helps, but if you find something else that works, please let me know."
The beauty of this is that it is a great document to keep for posterity, and has less potential for misunderstanding than texts, and, more importantly in this particular situation, totally removes his ability to control your day to day life by demanding a breakdown of your movements.