Tiny rituals
Habits that repeat the way you actually live: every day, some days, or whenever it comes around. Build consistency, not pressure.
A calm place for everything you keep track of
Tasks, habits, projects, events, goals — and any tracker you invent. Organized enough to help. Flexible enough to feel like yours.
Web, iPhone and Android — the same account, the same day.
The idea
Most planners ask you to become a different person first. This one starts from the day you already have and gives it a little structure — one entry, then the next.
Habits that repeat the way you actually live: every day, some days, or whenever it comes around. Build consistency, not pressure.
Nothing shouts. No streak you can shatter, no red badge counting what you did not do. An empty day is allowed to be empty.
Trends drawn from the dates things really happened, so a gap looks like a gap. Progress counts even when it feels quiet.
One app, eight shapes
Everything lives in one place and keeps its own personality — its colour, its fields, the questions it is allowed to ask you.
Tasks
One thing, done or not. Due dates optional.
Habits
Repeats on your rhythm, never on guilt.
Projects
A board of small moves toward one bigger thing.
Events
A time, a place, and room around it.
Meetings
Who, when, and what it belongs to.
Milestones
The dates worth looking back at.
Goals
Something further out, with progress you can feel.
Trackers
Anything at all — you design the fields.
Rhythm
Design a tracker out of the fields you care about — a rating, a number, a note, a choice — then capture it in seconds. The dots do the remembering.
How is today?
Every dot is one entry on one day. The gaps stay visible on purpose — a month you can be honest about is a month you can learn from.
Start small
Create an account and your first entry is a minute away. Everything syncs to the phone app, and you can export or delete all of it whenever you like.