remid
You missed a day,
so you quit.
Every tracker you've used punished the gap.
This one counts the day you come back.
Start nowMost people know what matters.
remid makes visible whether their actions agree.
How it holds
Built by days. Never torn down.
Write the book
Moves the chapter
Small things
One chapter, built by days.
Just what you're working on now — not your life's direction.
Two sides
Build what matters.
Quiet what doesn't.
Day 0
Sped up — weeks in seconds
Baseline
The thing you want distance from.
Track what you want distance from as strings that settle from noise into rhythm. A reset genuinely starts everything over — nothing is quietly protected underneath it.
A day that counts
Sped up — weeks in seconds
Core
The thing you keep not getting to.
Set a direction that's still true in a few months. Do one thing that moves it and the day counts — seven things count the same. Every counted day locks a shard into the crystal.
Neither side counts streaks. Drift only dims what you built — and coming back is worth more than never having left.
The difference
Classic apps
- A broken streak ends everything
- Reward completion, punish gaps
“If you plan it well, you'll do it.”
remid
- A reset erases nothing you've built
- Shows when you drift — and holds your place
“You already know enough. Get back to doing.”
What remid is not
No artificial pressure.
No optimization promises.
You see your progress
instead of reading it.
No numbers to interpret, no percentage to chase. A crystal that assembles and strings that settle into rhythm — you read your own state in a second, and neither one punishes you for being away.
remid is not an app that tells you what to do.
It's the app that makes visible
whether you do it.
remid helps you see the gap between what matters and what actually receives your attention.
You won't need this app someday.
And that's exactly the point.