Private beta. Invites go out in waves.
A planner that repairs itself when real life interrupts it.
One goal in. One small task a day out. Tap not today and the next one comes back smaller.
Coming soon to
One week, as it actually goes
The fourth day is the whole product.
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Monday
Put your trainers by the door.
Two minutes to name the goal, and this came back.
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03
Wednesday
Walk for eight minutes.
A little more than Monday, because you have been moving.
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04
Thursday
Not today.
Nothing turned red. Nothing asked where you had been.
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Friday
Four minutes. Same route.
Half of Wednesday. The plan repaired itself around the gap.
The day you pass
Skipped, in plain grey.
No red. No broken streak. No line about how long it has been.
The task you turned down stays on the day, marked and closed. The next one is already underneath it, and it is smaller than the one you passed on. That is on purpose.
It is not for everyone, and that is deliberate.
Built for you if
- You know what to do. The gap is doing it.
- You have quit two or three trackers, and still have the goal.
- Days three to fourteen are where it usually stops.
- You want one goal moved, not a system to maintain.
Not built for
- Deciding what you want. It assumes you have picked one.
- Teams and shared projects. One person, one goal.
- Anyone who likes streak mechanics and XP. It has none.
- Anyone after a second brain or a full workspace.
Fair questions.
Habit apps never work for me. Why would this?
Most treat a missed day as failure, so the first miss ends the run. Here, declining is a supported move.
I already have Todoist or Notion.
Those manage tasks you have already decided on. Sparcd decides the next one, and changes it when you say not today.
Is the AI a gimmick?
No chatbot. Give it a goal; it builds the plan and changes what comes next when life gets in the way.
What if the goal itself needs to change?
Then change it. Sparcd holds the line through a bad week, not through a real change of circumstances. Revise the goal and the plan rebuilds around it.
Will it nag me?
Three a day, maximum, tied to your day rather than the clock. You can switch them off.
What happens to my data?
The waitlist stores an email address and nothing else. No card. You get one email, and it is the link to install the beta.
When does it launch?
No date. It is a solo build, and invites go out in waves as it becomes worth using.