Recent days matter more
The average is exponentially weighted with a seven-day half-life, so this week counts for roughly twice last week. Getting back on track shows up quickly — which is the point.
The only number
A number that forgives.
A streak is a threat: it holds weeks of your effort hostage against tomorrow. Momentum is a weighted moving average over the last thirty days, so a bad stretch costs a few points and a good one earns them back. There is no counter to protect and nothing to lose in a single night.
- Momentum (weighted average)
- A streak counter, same data
A day with nothing planned is not a zero
If you scheduled nothing, there is nothing to score: the day is skipped rather than counted as a miss. Rest does not quietly become debt.
Grey and amber, never red
Each day is a dot: sage for a full one, amber for a partial one, grey for a quiet one, hollow for a day you planned nothing. The palette structurally excludes red for schedule outcomes.
Inside the planner
Thirty days, gently drawn
The Insights tab is deliberately almost empty: one line, one row of dots, and no leaderboard. When there is not enough history yet it says so plainly and waits, rather than inventing a score to motivate you with.
