Prove you became the person you promised you would be today.

This is not a task tracker

Tapping done proves nothing. A checkbox records that you were willing to tap it, which is why a day of them can end with nothing behind it.

Here a promise is claimed when you say you did it, and verified only once it has been checked. The two are never shown as the same thing.

How a promise is proved

1. Answer five questions about the work

   The questions are generated from the promise itself and are specific to it. Four of the five must be right.

2. Photograph the proof

   The photograph is checked against what you promised. One that does not match is refused, and is never stored.

3. Both must pass

   A promise reaches verified only then. If a check cannot run, nothing is marked as done.

The score is arithmetic

The Integrity Score is the share of your promises you kept. It is computed, not written by a model, and this is the whole of it:

A day with no promises is not scored, and does not count against you. Deleting a promise costs a reason, because the promises you made are the denominator.

What it does with the record

• It asks at the time you set. A promise can ring like an alarm or arrive quietly, and a missed one asks what prevented it.
• It writes about you each night. A character report at an hour you choose, covering everything since the last one.
• It counts your reasons. Patterns are counted from what you wrote, and every figure comes from your own records.
• It ranks proof, not promises. Points come only from verified promises. Nothing about the content of a record is ever public.

Your record stays yours

• No advertising, no analytics, no tracking.
• No connected accounts. Integrity does not read your mail, calendar, contacts, location or health data.
• Proof photographs are private and are served only to you, over links that expire.
• Deletion is in the app. Your account and everything in it can be erased, with thirty days to change your mind.

The detail is in the privacy policy.

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