Pick 3 to 5 habits
Less is the point. Most people fail because they change everything at once. You pick what matters this season.

A Season is 90 days.
You've restarted on a Monday so many times you stopped telling people. After a hard week, The Weekly Ramp suggests a lighter target. You take it, or keep your plan.
Free because I would rather have honest finishers than quiet subscriptions.
iOS only.
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime. A bad week never zeroes your Season.Founders: your full first Season free. Cancel anytime. A bad week never zeroes your Season. Yes, it has a streak. Freezes cover a missed day.
Less is the point. Most people fail because they change everything at once. You pick what matters this season.

No guessing whether today was a win. Each habit has a daily action, and the days are yours to place. You did it or you didn't.

This is The Weekly Ramp, the part that makes everything else work. You rate your week, the app suggests next week's target - up, down, or hold - and you accept it. A bad week adjusts the plan. It never erases the progress.

90 days from now you'll have a filled calendar and actual evidence you became who you said you wanted to be. Not a feeling - a record.

Not a vague feeling. Not a guess. A record.




You've downloaded the trackers. They worked for two weeks, then you assumed you needed a better one.
They were built the same way: a plan for a perfect week, and a reset when you didn't have one.
The mechanics above are built on real habit science, and we are honest about how Arclify stacks up against the alternatives.
Why free? The app launched in March. I want honest finishers, not quiet subscriptions. Run it, and tell me straight how it went.
Hit your weekly target in at least 8 of your 13 weeks. Finish, and if you're honestly not more consistent than when you started, reach out and your next Season is on me too. Either it works, or you get another 90 days free.
I spent years restarting. Training, side projects, reading, my phone at night. Every attempt started strong and died the week I got sick, or travelled, or slept four hours three nights running. I thought the problem was me.
Then I watched friends run the same loop. Three good weeks, gone after one bad one. The pattern was never willpower. It was structure: no finish line, no review, no permission to have a bad week.
So I built the thing I needed. It started as tracking on paper. Paper could not show me a pattern, so it became an app: a 90-day Season, with The Weekly Ramp so I could adjust the plan to the week I actually had. I built it for myself first. I still use it every day.
If it helps you show up, that is the whole point.
Patrik, founder
You've started over before. This time you finish with something to show for it. No pressure.
BUILT TO SURVIVE YOUR LIFE, NOT JUST YOUR BEST WEEK.
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