Binary tracking doesn't reflect reality
"Done" or "Not done" - that's all there is?
You ran for 10 minutes instead of 30. The app shows: Not done. But you ran! You pushed through, put on the shoes, walked out the door. That should count.
Partial wins become invisible
On tough days, "a little" is better than "nothing at all". But when the app only knows Yes or No, your progress disappears. You only see empty boxes - and feel like you've achieved nothing.
Perfection as the only measure
When only 100% counts as success, everything else is failure. That's not just unrealistic - it's demotivating. Especially for people whose energy fluctuates from day to day.
Every step deserves recognition
The 0-5 intensity scale gives you room for nuance. No perfection pressure, just honest progress.
0-5 instead of Yes/No
Six levels instead of two. From "didn't do it" to "full intensity". You decide what each level means for you.
Small steps become visible
A 2 is better than a 0. In your statistics you see: you did something. Your progress no longer disappears.
No perfection pressure
You don't need to hit 5 every day. A 1 is a start. A 3 is solid. Every number is better than nothing.
More honest analytics
Your analytics tell the real story. Not "50% of days completed" but "average intensity 3.2". That's closer to reality.

Flexible intensity in practice
Six levels instead of Yes/No. See at a glance how your intensity develops - with honest analytics that make small steps visible.
