How it works
From setup to closing
The whole flow, step by step. There's no initial tutorial or welcome video: the first time you open the app, you're already inside.
- 01
You choose the goal and configure the season
Before you begin you name the concrete goal you want to finish this season —a book, a project, a thesis, a change of body, a decision—. That goal is the anchor of everything that comes after. Then you configure the essentials: duration, tone, intensity, restrictions you want to honour, and the name the master uses for you —or none, if you prefer to stay anonymous.
- Goal: free field, one per season.
- Duration: 2, 4 or 6 weeks.
- Tone: secular or religious.
- Intensity: light, balanced or strict.
- Restrictions: free field, optional.
- 02
It begins on confirmation
The season starts the day you confirm it. The master doesn't appear out of nowhere: it accompanies you with awareness of your goal, the moment of the day, how many days you've kept and the phase you're in. That awareness isn't announced; it's felt in what it says.
- 03
Each day has three entries
Greeting the master on rising opens the morning guide, with the blocks of deep work on your goal. The night examination closes the day: you review what you advanced, what you avoided, what's pending. In between, if something concrete comes up, you consult. No extra chatter. No reminders.
- 04
You keep a private journal
Each day you can leave an entry in your journal. Only you read it: not the team, not the master. You can write or upload photos of handwritten pages. The form is whatever you choose; the content isn't shared.
- 05
The calendar shows progress, it doesn't reward
In the calendar you see the days with a connection and the days with an entry. There are no streak counters, no medals, no alerts if you skip a day. The season is lived, not scored.
- 06
The season ends with harvest
The last day arrives and the season closes with an honest review: what was finished, what was left half-done, what comes next. If you want to start another, you start it. If you want to stop, you stop. No guilt, no upsell, no retention email.