“A year went by, and I cannot say on what”
Plans lie, marks do not. You think you live for your family, and a week of marks shows two thirds of it went into work. That is not a reproach, it is a number you cannot argue with.
The app: My Priorities
Find out where your life actually goes
In 7 days you will see how you live and what your main priority really is
No sign-up, no SMS :)
Starting the live app…
Today
Tap “+” — that is half an hour of your life
Why bother
Run a check on your own reality
Find out what you actually spend time on, what takes your energy and what gives it back, and which skills you are really building. Learn to focus on what matters.
“I am tired, and I cannot remember what from”
Four hours of work at full charge and four hours on empty are two different four hours. The app asks what drained the battery, and a month later you have a list — with the same line at the top every time.
“Years went in, and there is nothing to be proud of”
Noticing the ground already covered makes the walking easier. The hours you put into a skill stop being a feeling and become a step, with a concrete number to the next one.
The plan
What the app is for
Mark where you invest your time and energy. A week later you get the picture and your first conclusions, tune your life by them, and start moving where you actually wanted to.
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Mark it
Where the time went, what your charge is right now, what you did for a skill. One tap each.
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See it
After 7 days the picture is there: where the tilt is, what takes your energy, where you are actually growing. Facts, built on numbers.
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Tune your life
What you change is not the app but the arrangement: drop what eats time and gives nothing back, add what all of it was for.
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Get somewhere new
Now you are moving where you really wanted to. The skills grow, and the energy stops draining into nowhere.
In 7 days you will answer four questions for yourself
What do I actually spend my time on?
Bars by direction for a day, a week and a month. The leader is always full width, so the tilt is visible without doing any math.
What takes my energy, and what gives it back?
Every time you run to empty, the app asks why. A month later the answers add up into a list — and the top line is usually the same one.
How much energy do I have through the day, and how does it move?
How many hours you lived in each state, when your battery usually runs down, and how your average charge moved from week to week.
Which skills do I have, and at what level?
A step from novice to master for every skill, the hours collected and the pace over 30 days — including the years that came before the app.
Now you can actually see yourself moving toward what you wanted.
Your own energy
Four states
How much energy do you really have through the day, and what exactly is taking it?
HIGH
Full charge
You have it in you for hard things. Take on what needs a head.
MEDIUM
Medium charge
Working order. Routine is fine, heroics are not.
LOW
Running on empty
Nothing left in the tank. Whatever gets done now gets forced.
CHARGING
Recharging
You are refilling: sleep, quiet, a walk, doing nothing.
All you mark is the moment the state changed — the app counts the time between switches itself. One tap in the morning describes the whole morning, and by evening you have the day laid out without filling in a single form.
What it does
My Priorities
Where today, this week and this month went
- Why you want it
- To see where your life actually passes — not by a feeling at the end of the year, but by marks you cannot argue with.
- What you get
- An honest picture of the week: who leads, who got nothing at all, and how big the tilt is.
- What it costs
- Opening the app a couple of times a day and spending ten seconds marking where your time went.
My Charge
How you actually feel
- Why you want it
- You get to know your own rhythm and your real working hours — and learn to run them instead of being run by them.
- What you get
- The hour your personal battery usually runs down, and what exactly runs it down.
- What it costs
- A tap when the state changed. Three or four times a day.
My Skills
Seventeen steps of mastery
- Why you want it
- Long investments do not feel like anything. Guitar, a language, code — the years are there, the sense of movement is not.
- What you get
- A step from novice to master, the hours collected (including the ones from before the app), the pace over 30 days and the date the next step arrives at that pace.
- What it costs
- The same tap. And if you link a skill to a priority — nothing at all, it grows on its own.
My stats and observations
Draw conclusions from what you collected
- Why you want it
- Numbers do not lie. There is no arguing with them. That is exactly the kind of clarity you need.
- What you get
- Observations taken from your own marks. Facts, and nothing else.
- What it costs
- Nothing. It counts itself out of what you already marked.
My achievements
Seventy-five marks
- Why you want it
- There is no walking a long road without milestones: to keep going you need to notice and record the ground already covered.
Want to try?
Try somebody else’s life on
Three ready stories — the same app, only filled in for you. Open the one that looks like you and take a look at it from the outside.
Alex
45 days
most often — medium charge
Work ate almost everything
The most likely story: you live for your family, supposedly, and two thirds of the
week goes into one bar. See what that looks like from the outside.
Open this life →
Burnout
4 months
most often — running on empty
The charge is down, the reason never changes
There seems to be enough time, but no strength left. Here you can see when the
battery usually runs down and which line stands first on the list of reasons every
time.
Open this life →
Marina
8 months
most often — full charge
This is what it looks like when it worked
Home, kids and her own things — without tilting one way, eight months running. This
picture is what the whole thing is for.
Open this life →
Before you start
The short answers
- What does it cost?
- Nothing. No subscription, no ads, no paid features — everything described above is open from the start.
- How much time does it take a day?
- Seconds. A couple of taps when you gave something time, and a couple more when your state changed. There is nothing to fill in and nowhere to type.
- Do I need Telegram?
- No. The app opens in an ordinary browser and works there in full. Signing in with Telegram is only for seeing one history on your phone and your computer at once.
- Where are my marks kept?
- On your device. Until you sign in, the app knows nothing about you and sends nothing anywhere.
- What if I have been at this for years already?
- Type in the hours you have collected when you create the skill — the ladder starts not at zero but at the step you already reached.
- What if I quit after a week?
- A week of marks already answers the first question. Even if it goes no further, you will know where your time goes.
HIGH