Held to today
Pick one thing. Mosspatch holds you to it.
Every evening you choose the one thing that matters most tomorrow. It sits at the top of Today with a Start button, and that evening Mosspatch asks whether it happened.
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How it works
Pick it the night before
While you plan tomorrow, choose the one thing that matters most. Just one.
It waits at the top of Today
In the morning it's the first thing you see, under Held to today, with a Start button beside it.
Mosspatch checks in
In the evening it asks how it went: done, not today, or tomorrow. No lecture either way.
Your patch remembers
Days you do your one thing add a landmark to your moss patch, like a lantern.
Choose how you're held to it
When you set up Mosspatch, it asks how you like to be held accountable. Pick any you like, and change them whenever you want.
The app checks in on my one thing
The evening check-in, as above.
A streak to keep
Optional. It counts days with at least one start, and it never shows a zero.
Someone I choose
Coming soon: a friend who sees whether your one thing happened.
A Mosspatch buddy
Coming soon: get matched with another Mosspatch user.
Built for the bad days
One thing done is a good day.
If the only thing you did was the thing you were held to, Mosspatch counts that as a good day. If it didn't happen, it moves to tomorrow and nothing is said about it again.
Works together with
- Plan tomorrow
Two minutes each evening. Wake up knowing where to start.
- Routines
Everyday habits with counts that only go up.
Start the thing you've been putting off.
The iPhone app is on its way. Join the waitlist and we'll give you early access through Apple's TestFlight.
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