Personal · Work · Investment
Twelve questions score the three buckets of your life out of 100. If Work or Investment ever outruns Personal, the app locks them until you put the foundation back in front.
The order is not negotiable
Your relationship with yourself, your partner, your kids or your pets. Physical fitness, mental fitness, and what you put in your body. Six questions, because this is the one that carries everything above it.
Job happiness, income against your target, and whether you can name your next milestone with a date on it. Health buys you the clarity to fix this one.
Assets held, investing knowledge, and the spare monthly cash flow to act on it. This is where surplus turns into passive income — and it comes last, never first.
Alarm mode
Most apps congratulate you. This one interrupts you. The moment your Personal score falls behind Work or Investment, you get a full-screen alarm on open, and both of those buckets lock — greyed out, with a padlock.
They stay locked until you answer three Personal questions and commit to one action you will actually do today. That buys you 24 hours. The alarm re-evaluates at your next weekly re-audit. Uncomfortable on purpose.
How it works
Twelve questions, one per screen, rated one to ten. About two minutes.
Three scores out of 100, and the sub-areas dragging each one down.
A single action drawn from your weakest areas, weighted toward Personal.
Nine rotating questions. Watch the three lines move, or fail to.
Privacy
Deleting your account is two taps in Settings, and it is a hard delete — no grace period, no support ticket, nothing retained.