Habits that are not broken by the days you were never going to keep them, life admin that survives four nights in a row, and the training hours you need to evidence — in one place.


Morning routines assume mornings. Weekly reviews assume weekends. Streaks assume you are awake at the same time twice in a row. So you try the app, it breaks on your first run of nights, and you conclude that you are the problem.
Revalidation, a house move, a course, the holiday you are saving for. Each is a project with milestones and a real date, so it keeps existing while the rota churns underneath it rather than waiting for a quiet month that never comes.


Everything you owe the rest of your life, with due dates and priorities. Come off a run of nights and Today shows what is overdue, split out at the top, so you spend your first clear hour on the two things that matter instead of remembering.


Name the days a habit is due rather than defaulting to every day, and the days it is not scheduled never count against you. Today is not counted against you either until it is over, so a late finish does not report a broken streak at 9am. The year graph then shows the real pattern rather than a counter that resets every rotation.


Log a session the day you do it, with the minutes and what it was. A year later the evidence for revalidation is a list with dates rather than an archaeology project through your inbox.


Two or three named days you can genuinely hold, rather than every morning. A schedule should describe the life you have, not one you would need a different job to live.
Admin goes in with a due date the moment you think of it. Training gets logged the day it happens. Neither depends on you having energy later.
A clear day starts with a screen that already knows what is overdue and what is due next, so it goes on the two things that matter rather than on working out what they were.
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Habits on your rota, admin that waits for you properly, and training hours recorded the day they happen.
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