Nobody has used this long enough to have something true to say.
The app is in development and has not been released. So this page has no logos, no quotes and no percentages — not because they are coming later, but because producing any of them today would mean inventing a person. Here is the bar the first real story will have to clear, written down now so you can hold us to it.
Five conditions, all of which have to hold.
- 01
A named person
Their name, with their written permission to use it. Not "A.M., product manager" — an initial and a job title is what you write when the person is composite or does not exist.
- 02
A figure from their own screen
Read off their device, with the period it covers stated beside it. "Deep-focus hours, eight weeks" is a measurement. "40% more productive" is a number somebody chose.
- 03
The part that did not work
In their words, kept in. Every case study on the internet has this paragraph removed, which is why nobody believes any of them.
- 04
A real capture
If a screen appears, it comes from a real build with un-retouched numbers. This site once shipped a rendered dashboard showing a chart and a "+12% productivity trend", neither of which the app has. It was deleted rather than reused.
- 05
Nothing paid for
No compensation, no free tier in exchange, no editing for tone. If any of that ever applies to a story on this page, the story will say so on the story.
What there is instead.
One daily user
The person building it. That is worth exactly as much as it sounds like, which is why it is a sentence here and not a testimonial with a photograph.
Six real screenshots
Captured from a real build in both languages with the numbers left alone. The seventh is missing because the app’s focus sheet is broken, and the beat that needed it was removed rather than filled with an empty frame.
Six real screenshotsA changelog with our own mistakes in it
Four entries record the website having claimed something about the app that was not true. They are marked as corrections rather than buried, because a changelog with no corrections in it is a press release.
Changelog