Nine tools for the life you're building. Everything you write stays on your device — we never see any of it.
Most productivity apps are built around discipline. Miss a day and they let you know. Break a streak and they make sure you feel it. The logic is that guilt is motivating — and for a week or two, it is.
SORTD is built around identity instead. You decide who you're becoming, and the work follows from that. Goals hang off who you're trying to be. Habits are evidence, not obligations.
There are no streaks to break here, and nothing designed to make you feel behind. A quiet week is a quiet week. You pick it back up when you're ready, and the app is exactly where you left it.
Eleven runs in fourteen days. Three missed. Here's how that gets shown to you.
The data is identical. Only the framing changes — and the framing is the entire product.
Each has its own colour, so you always know where you are. They wake as you reach them, then settle back down.
The repeated things that quietly make you who you are.
Milestones that ladder up to something you actually want.
The near work, without the pile-up of everything you haven't done.
Morning and evening pages, in your own words.
Build the day in blocks, so it holds together before it starts.
What's coming, without living inside a calendar all day.
Somewhere for the thought you'll want again in six months.
Empty your head first. Sort it into the right place after.
One thing at a time, for as long as you said you'd give it.
Your journal, habits, goals, tasks and notes are stored in your device's own storage. They are never uploaded and never shared. We couldn't read them if we wanted to — we don't have them.
The only thing we hold is the email address and password you sign in with, so that you can sign back in.
SORTD is finished and in testing. It's heading to the App Store shortly — Android follows once iOS is settled.