what you gave in to has a price.
and talyq charges it. every vice carries its own cost and its own days without — current run and best run, updating under your thumb the moment you log it.
disciplined. in shape. on top of your work. calm about money. you have described them out loud, and to yourself, at 2am.
talyq scores your day against that person. what you did adds. what you gave in to costs. at midnight it resolves into one number, and tomorrow you get to beat it.
takes 90 seconds to set up. no subscription, no account, no app store.
every screen in the app, in order.
every other app counts only the good days, which is why the number always looks better than the year felt.
and talyq charges it. every vice carries its own cost and its own days without — current run and best run, updating under your thumb the moment you log it.
done, partial or missed. a task list that carries what you didn't finish into tomorrow. or your daily non-negotiables grouped into one block, with each part still counted.
not a summary of what you logged. a reading of what it cost you.
every scored day as one line — a week, a month, or the whole record. the shape of the year instead of your memory of it.
finished the same day, carried to another day, gave up on, still open — and the average wait before you finish anything. underneath it, the tasks that keep moving, with how many days each one has been sliding.
each habit priced in your own numbers — average day with it: −3 · average day without it: +20. after you read that gap in your own record, arguing with yourself about it gets harder.
works on iphone and android. no app store, no download — you add it to your home screen in two taps.
no account. no download. your record lives on your device.
you will describe that person again this year. today either moved you toward them or away from them, and right now you have no way of knowing which.
takes 90 seconds to set up.