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Set a goal
One clear intention your circle can see — not a private checklist nobody will ever ask about.
Accountability, in orbit
A circle of friends, one goal each, checked off in public. No feed, no streak-shaming, no strangers — just the few people who would notice.
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The loop
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One clear intention your circle can see — not a private checklist nobody will ever ask about.
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A daily pulse, once. Friends notice when you show up, and they notice when you don’t.
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Shared momentum compounds. A quiet digest each morning, and nothing else asking for you.
Yesterday, in one circle
3 of 4
checked in — and the fourth knows it.
That is the whole mechanism. Not a notification designed to be ignored, but four people who will see the number in the morning.
Try one
The obvious worry
Nor does anyone. So there is no feed, no score, no league table, and nothing a stranger can see. Four things are true of every circle, and they are the whole privacy model.
A circle is capped at ten and joined by a link somebody sent you. There is no discovery and no way in from outside.
Hide any goal from one circle or from everyone. It still counts toward your day — the commitment survives, only the title goes.
Checking in is a single act, once. Nothing here rewards opening the app more often than that.
So does deleting everything. Your notes and photos go with you; past days stay, with your name removed.
The rule worth knowing first
A circle’s streak counts days where everyone finished. One person missing one goal ends it for the group — not just for them. That is the point rather than a penalty: it is what makes the day matter to four people instead of one.
Somebody who joins mid-run is not counted until the next one starts, so a newcomer cannot break a streak they were not part of earning.
Group streak 6 · up from yesterday