I didn’t expect much. Three minutes a day? Seemed too simple. But after a week, I was thinking differently. Noticing where I waste time. Catching myself before slipping. This app doesn’t track habits—it forces you to face yourself. No noise, no fluff. Just brutal honesty. And somehow, that’s exactly what I needed.

I didn’t realize how often I was lying to myself until this app called me out. It’s not fancy, it’s not fun—and that’s exactly why it works. Every time it asks how I spent my day, I feel that gut punch if I wasted time. There’s no hiding here. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s making me sharper. I needed this.

I used every habit tracker out there. They all felt like a game—colorful streaks, cute badges, fake progress. None of them made me change. Every check-in forces me to confront the truth. No fluff, no rewards—just raw discipline. This app doesn’t make you feel good. It makes you better.

At first I thought it was too simple. Now I realize it’s exactly what I needed. Just three wake-up calls every day that punch me in the face with reality. No excuses, no sugarcoating. My productivity and discipline are up, and I’m finally calling myself out when I was

Finally, an app that doesn’t coddle you. No stupid badges, no dopamine hits for checking a box. Just accountability. I’ve been using it for 3 weeks and every day it stares me down and asks if I actually did what I said I would. Most days, I don’t like the answer. But that’s the point. This app doesn’t let you lie to yourself.