Home Screen
Your identities,
front and center.
The home screen puts every identity you're building in one view — your habits, your progress, and a nudge when you've gone quiet.
The home screen puts every identity you're building in one view — your habits, your progress, and a nudge when you've gone quiet.
The Stack layout promotes one identity to a full card with all its habits visible. Every other identity waits in a compact row below — still showing its color, icon, and progress at a glance.
Tap any queued identity to bring it into focus instantly. Or swipe the card header upward to cycle through them in order.
The Glass Timeline layout arranges every identity along a dashed vertical spine — no need to swipe or cycle. Each identity sits on the line as a medallion with its own card and full list of habits beside it.
A "Today" strip at the top sums up your whole day in one number, and each card finishes with a quiet "{done} of {total} today" line so you can see each identity's progress at a glance.
In Stack layout, swipe the card header upward to cycle to the next identity. The current card flies off the top and the next one slides up from below. Swipe quickly or slowly — either a 60px drag or a fast flick triggers the transition.
Your queue order is remembered for the session. Add a new identity and it appears at the end of the queue automatically.
When one of your habits goes quiet, the app flags it. A daily habit drifts after two or more days without proof; a weekly habit drifts once a calendar week goes by with nothing logged. The drifting habit itself gets a soft amber highlight, and its identity shows a small banner: "No proof in 2+ days."
Everything clears the moment you log proof. And a habit you've never logged won't nag you — so brand-new habits and identities get a natural grace period before any reminder appears.
The progress number on your identity cards can show either a percentage or a counter — whichever makes more sense to you at a glance.
Switch between them anytime in Settings. The change applies live: stack cards, queue rows, and the timeline's "Today" strip all update instantly.
A persistent bottom bar gives you access to all four sections of the app. An amber indicator line above the active tab slides smoothly when you switch — a spring animation that makes navigation feel physical.
Note that the history tab is labelled Evidence, not History — because what you're building is a record of proof, not just a log.