Start with your shutdown ritual.
For remote workers whose workday never quite ends: choose a finish time and a five-minute ritual. Close your tabs, write tomorrow’s first task, and step away.
Less noise. Better defaults.
End your workday.
Get your evening back.
A calmer habit tracker for remote workers who struggle to switch off. Start with one five-minute shutdown ritual, check in daily, and find your rhythm week by week.
First-version preview · Demo data · No perfection required
Your starting point
Five minutes to call it a day.
Our promise to you
Small habits, by design.
No streak pressure.
A fresh start, every day.
01 / Your daily rhythm
Less tracking.
More living.
Built for the space between your last meeting and the rest of your life. Simple enough to use from your phone.
Inside SteadydaySample week
Wednesday · Daily check-in
Work is done. You can be, too.
Five-minute shutdownDone
Step outsideNot yet
Read before bedLater
Your shutdown this week
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Illustrative preview only. These check-ins are demo data, not saved activity.
Keep your daily list small.
Build around that first habit with a short walk or a screen-free evening. A few personal habits, not another overflowing to-do list.
Check in. Then move on.
A quick daily check-in records what happened. Missed a day? Start again without a broken-streak warning or a guilt trip.
See the week, not a score.
A clear weekly view helps you notice which days felt easier and adjust your routine. Consistency is a pattern, not perfection.
02 / Room to grow
The essentials stay simple.
Our planned split: Free covers up to three habits, daily check-ins, and a weekly view. Paid adds more habits, longer progress history, and flexible reminders. The first-version preview uses demo data; paid features are a launch roadmap, not available in this demo.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
One small habit. A different evening.
Make space for life
after work.
Start with the shutdown ritual. Let the rest follow.