Tracking progress
A meta-analysis of 138 studies with almost 20,000 people found that regularly tracking progress towards a goal raises the chance of reaching it.
Week 6 of 8 on the suggested path
I add a twenty-minute habit, say three times a week, and see my whole week in one place.
Opens the app and offers this topic first. No account; you confirm with one tap.
Some things need more than a minute: a run, a foreign language, reading. With a habit counted per week, it’s not about which day, but whether I managed it as many times a week as I wanted.
In the Plan tab, on the Week card, I write my priorities for the week. On Sunday I look back briefly and prepare the next one.


Only what the sources really say. The effects are often small, but real.
A meta-analysis of 138 studies with almost 20,000 people found that regularly tracking progress towards a goal raises the chance of reaching it.
The effect was bigger when people actually recorded their progress or reported it.
In Plan, on the Week card, I write one priority for this week.
Opens the app and offers this topic first. No account; you confirm with one tap.
Inspired by Tomáš Baťa. Twenty minutes three times a week is the middle of the three habit sizes in Baťa’s approach: a minute a day, twenty minutes a few times a week and an hour once a month.