Fifty-two dots. One kept week at a time.
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A tracker turns willpower into marks.
Each mark is one kept week.
No streak app. No account. Just dots.
Picked for
Things piled up on me. · 2 hours a week
The pick
Clear one shelf fully: 30 min, 2x a week.
First move, week one
Pick the fullest shelf you have. Clear it fully in about 30 min.
For when it gets hard
Set a phone alarm for session days. Same time, same sound.
Your time
This plan uses 60 of your 120 minutes a week. The rest of your time stays yours.
Weekly check-in prompt, word for word
Weekly check-in for my resolution.
My one resolution: Clear one shelf fully.
Sessions this week: ___ of 2 (30 min each)
Which shelf did I clear fully?
What went out of the house?
What got in my way?
What is one small move for next week?
Please keep your reply short and kind.
Copy the prompt into your own AI.
Or keep it in a notebook.
Answer it once a week, honestly.
The picture
One picture for your lock screen.
It measures 1080 by 1350 pixels.
The grid
Fifty-two empty dots wait on it.
You fill one per kept week.
On the card
Your pick sits in the largest type.
Its dose and first move sit below.
Download it right after you pick.
An empty dot is honest, not shameful.
Next week is another dot.
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The card saves to your device.
Once a week, after a session.
One dot for one kept week.
Missed weeks stay empty, honestly.
As a picture on your phone.
We keep no plan on servers.
Your words never leave this device.
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