Set a goal
Up to three at a time, so the word 'goal' still means something. Private, shared with your person, or out in public.
Showing up, when it would be easier not to.
Set a goal. Do one thing a day. Log the proof. Ten seconds, then back to your life.
No ads. No feed of other people's highlight reels.
What did you actually do today?
The internet rewards talking. Planning. Announcing. Somewhere along the way, the appearance of doing became more valuable than doing itself. There is no place that simply asks the only question that matters — so we built one.
How it works
Do one thing
One real action toward it. Ten minutes counts. Nobody is measuring your intensity — only whether you showed up.
Log the proof
A line of text, a photo of the thing you actually did. Ten seconds. The flame stays alive.
What you get
A flame that repairs
Miss a day and nothing burns down. One did brings it back, and the app celebrates the comeback instead of shaming the gap.
Proof, not checkboxes
Every did is evidence — text, and a photo if you want one. Your goal ends up with a wall of things you really did.
Together goals
Share a goal with your person. They see the dids, they cheer them, and they can nudge you when the day is running out.
A coach on your phone
It suggests today's smallest next action, and it runs entirely on the device. Your dids never leave it.
The Hall of Did
Finished goals do not vanish. They go on a shelf you can look at on the days you doubt yourself.
Milestones worth sharing
Thirty dids. A hundred. A finish line crossed. The card you post says what you did, not what you promised.
So, why this exists
Everyone online is "starting Monday." Discipline threads, plan stories, likes for promises. The doing itself? Still parked.
Here it's flipped. One question a day: what did you do? Not decided, not planned — did. Ten seconds to log it — a note, a photo — then back to your life.
Those entries stack into the one feed that's actually worth scrolling: yours. The flame burns as long as you show up. Miss a day? Nothing burns down — one did and it's alive again. Nobody here is in the shaming business.
Phones usually pull you away from the work. This screen pushes you back to it.
A dollar a week keeps it serious. We work for you, not advertisers — no feed of other people's highlight reels, no "we miss you 🥺".
— idid. Done, then logged.
What we believe
- We reward performance, not the appearance of performance.
- Doing matters. Looking like you're doing does not.
- Real performance is quiet. It doesn't need narration — only a log.
- Motivation isn't found. It's built — one did at a time.
- Not cheap. Not expensive. Intentional.
It is not a paywall. It is a stake.
Free products optimise for engagement. We optimise for showing up. Paying is the first did — and it is the reason there will never be an ad, a data broker, or a 'we miss you 🥺' in this app.
The price is shown in the App Store, in your own currency. Cancel any time.
Nobody remembers the days they almost did something.
We're building the app that makes sure there are fewer of those days.
Every goal, one did at a time.