Why resolutions fade
It was never about willpower.
A goal that big is pressure from day one. The first three days burn bright — then the calendar goes quiet.
Floor, not goal
So Seed asks for a floor, not a goal.
Goal
100
push-ups
What you aim for on a good day. Seed records it and never judges you by it.
Floor
1
push-up
The minimum you keep on your worst day. Meeting it means today counted — there is no other test.
On your busiest day and on your worst day, doing one makes today a success.
But small things stack
One day looks like nothing.
A year of them looks like a forest.
The same habit, on day 1 and on day 365.
How we build it
Five principles
No scolding
A missed day is a signal, not a punishment. Nothing in Seed is painted red, and your streak never resets to zero.
The floor is sacred
Falling short of your goal is not failure. The floor — the minimum you set for yourself — is the only measure of success.
Checking in takes a second
Two taps from opening the app. Friction is what makes people quit, so there is almost none.
People over numbers
Not a statistics dashboard. Seed shows who you are becoming, not how you scored.
Growth you can see
The seed metaphor is literal. Days that hold the floor accumulate, and what you planted grows into a tree.
Inside the app
Light enough for every day.

Many habits, still light.One floor per habit, that's today, done.

Grow a forest from your habits.A tree never shrinks, not even on a missed day.

A majority, not a streak.Finish the way the habit fits.

Time it, note it, all in place.The timer and journal live inside the habit.
