Use cases
Three real shapes, built from the same primitives. If one of these rhymes with your life, the rest of the app will too.
The morning routine
Six small tasks, one 30-minute slot, ordered once on a Sunday. On the day you tap Start and the timer hands you one step at a time — meds, stretch, dishes, lunchboxes — no list to re-read at 6am. If today collapses, skip a step; it's recorded as a decision, not a failure, and the routine's history stays honest.
Lawn care, without a calendar
Mowing is "Saturdays, April through October" — it sleeps all winter instead of going red. The fall renovation is an annual marker that launches a chain the day you actually do it: overseed, then water the new seed daily for exactly 21 days, then the run retires itself. Nothing here has a date you picked; the system schedules off reality. (This one ships as a starter pack — apply it and pull the timings apart.)
Two people, one household
Every task has one owner — your Today shows your promises, theirs shows theirs, and a shared evening routine is "done" per person, not per household. Chains pass the baton across people: one of you completes "order the water filter," and "install it" unlocks on the other's list. When one of you travels, the other switches to acting-as and runs their routines for them — with the credit landing on the right person's history.
Yours will be a fourth shape.
The primitives compose. Start from a pack or from scratch.