HABITS, PRICED HONESTLY
Log what you did in plain language. Each thing becomes a small percentage, the day closes with a number, and the days compound.
Good habits push it up. Bad ones pull it down, because a tracker that only congratulates you is not measuring anything.
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No forms, no checkboxes, no picking from a list of habits you set up three weeks ago and now resent. You write what happened, and the app prices it offline.
There are a hundred habit trackers. Most are a grid of ticks that only ever goes up, which is why the streak stops meaning anything by week three.
Drinking, smoking and a night of four hours subtract from your day, at published rates. A number that can only rise is a participation trophy, not a measurement.
Scoring is deterministic and the whole rulebook ships inside the app: every rate, every sleep band, the formula behind every food class. Nothing is quietly adjusted to keep you happy.
Attribution by category and sector, drawdowns and recoveries, volatility, Sharpe, all-time highs. Not "you did great", but which specific thing is carrying you and which one is the drag.
The parser runs entirely on your phone against a fixed vocabulary. No account, no server, and no waiting on a network to record that you went for a run.
Half the point is that you pick up the market ideas while tracking your health. So every term is explained where you meet it, by an otter in a lab coat.
Drawdown is how far you have fallen from your best day, and it tells you more than your average does. Everyone has bad weeks. The number worth watching is how long you take to climb back.
Tap the small info icon anywhere in the app and I will explain what you are looking at, in the plainest language I can manage.
There is no account, no server of ours, and no analytics. We never receive what you log, which means we cannot read it, sell it, or lose it. You can export the whole ledger to a file whenever you want, because it is yours.