T minus 90
One Work quest, one Life quest, ninety days on the clock
You get one Work quest and one Life quest. That's the constraint, and it's the feature. The clock counts down from T−90 to Launch Day, and the daily check-in is deliberately under sixty seconds.
$5 once on the App Store · from $10/year on the web · 7-day free trial
What you get
- A five-minute setup ritual, then out of your way
- A momentum fuel gauge that drifts but never crashes to zero
- Home-screen and lock-screen countdown widgets you can check in from
- A weekly debrief with charts and permission to revise
- A shareable Mission Report on Launch Day
Two ways to use it
One-time purchase, no account
Cancel any time
or $10/yr
All five apps together: $3/month, or $30/year
A look inside
The bits worth explaining
Exactly two quests
One for work, one for life, each with a verifiable finish line and a daily minimum you set yourself. The app refuses to let you add a third, because the reason last quarter didn't work is that there were nine.
Fuel, not streaks
The momentum gauge drops on a miss and recovers when you show up, but it never hits zero and it never resets to day one. Nothing in the app can tell you that you've failed. It can only tell you you're running low.
Sixty seconds a day
Open it, see the countdown, tap two boxes, maybe write one line. Or don't open it at all: the widgets have working check-in buttons, so a whole day can happen from the lock screen.
Launch Day means something
At T−0 you get confetti, a life-wheel retake, and a Mission Report: your momentum arc, your best week, before-and-after on eight life areas, rendered as an image you can actually post.
Get T minus 90
Buy it once on iPhone, or run the full web version in any browser.
