A habit tracker you can't cheat
Three tasks a day
Each morning you get three small, real tasks from six parts of life: body, head, money, people, home and getting out. You pick which parts matter to you when you set up.
- Two minutes still counts. Every longer task has a short version. Twenty press-ups is twenty.
- Swap one a day if it doesn't fit, no questions asked.
- One nudge a day at the time you pick. Never more.
The tank and the trips
Tick a task and a trip goes in the tank. Trips take the boat out. Do all three and you get a full tank and your best cast of the day, which is where the prize fish come from. That's the whole engine: real work in, days at sea out.
The bay
A low-poly fishing bay, drawn entirely in code. Sail to a mark, cast, land what bites. Every catch goes in your species log; the best go on the trophy wall. Sell your catch for Grit and spend it on the boat. As the days add up, new waters open: the bay, then the Arctic, then the tropics, each with its own fish to find.
Not fussed about fishing? Turn on Auto sail and the skipper does it for you. You just do the tasks.
Weather days, not streaks
You get two weather days a week, used for you automatically. Miss a day and nothing's lost. Miss a few and the bay goes quiet until you're back. One small task gets her going again. You never lose the boat, the fish or anything you've earned.
Some days the sea keeps every boat in. Weather passes. Sail tomorrow.
The Harbourmaster
His office is on the pier. Drop in for a quick check-in on how your head is, in plain words. If the weather's turned, he points you at the right people. There's a Need to talk button on every screen with real numbers you can tap to call. It's free, it's never behind Pro, and your check-ins never leave your phone.
Your data stays on your phone
Your tasks, catch and check-ins are saved on your device. No ads, no selling data, no tracking. Privacy policy.
What it isn't
It isn't a game you can grind, and it isn't therapy, medical advice or financial advice. It's a daily reason to show up, with the right doors marked when you need them.
Out on iPhone and Android in December. Questions? Help and support.