Two apps.
One rule each.
Most productivity apps are generous: add anything, skip anything, try again tomorrow. Shotlinq makes two Android apps that are not. Each one closes a door and asks you to finish what is behind it.
Shotlinq To-Do & Focus Lock
Lock your list. Finish what you start.
Most to-do apps let you keep adding for ever, so the list grows faster than you can clear it. Shotlinq puts a lock on yours: add nothing new until every task is done.
Add a task or two, then lock the list.
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Write the list
Only what you'll actually do today. Short lists get finished.
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Lock it
The list closes. Nothing new goes in, however good the idea sounds.
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Clear it to open it
Finish every task and the lock comes off. That's the only way through.
Shotlinq Habit Tracker Lock
Lock your day. Prove it inside the window.
Every other habit tracker lets you tick yesterday. Habit Lock does not. You set a trigger window, and the only proof that counts is proof inside it. Miss the window and it is gone — permanently, at any price.
- 06:00–06:20 Verified inside the window +1
- 06:21 onward Window shut. Nothing to tap. −2
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Set the window
A habit and the minutes it belongs in. Narrow is a commitment; wide is a preference.
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Prove it, or don't
Verify inside the window for +1. Miss it and the day costs you two. There is no catching up.
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Run them all together
The Master Protocol asks for every habit, every day, fourteen days running. That is the win state.