Ten questions, answered without ornament.

It turns a stated goal into a five-level plan, then measures whether that plan is holding up. When it is not — because you keep deferring a step, or because you have not touched the goal in days — it proposes a specific change and explains what triggered it. You accept or ignore. The point is not planning; it is noticing.

No. The app is built and running, but it has not been submitted to the App Store and there is no public build. This site exists before the product does, which is unusual and is stated on purpose rather than hidden behind a countdown.

iOS 18.0+ on iPhone and iPad. There is no web app, no Android build, and no cross-device sync.

No. Data lives on the device in local storage. There is no sign-up, no login, and no server-side copy of your goals or journal.

Goals, plans and journal entries stay on your device. When a plan or assessment needs to be generated, the relevant text is sent to an AI gateway to produce it. Nothing is sold, nothing is used to train a model, and there is no cross-site tracking — this site has no analytics script.

DeepSeek by default, with Anthropic available as a configuration. Stated plainly because the model is a supplier, not a feature, and should not be marketed as one.

No. The key is held server-side in a Cloudflare Worker that proxies requests. Nothing secret ships inside the app.

Undecided. Nothing is for sale and no price has been set, so quoting one would be invented. If you are on the list you will hear the price before it is public.

From the Latin suscipere — to take up, to undertake; suscepta is the thing undertaken. It also contains susceptible, which is the point. Read the full explanation, including pronunciation, on the about page.

Then you get one email saying so, and your address is deleted. Pre-launch products fail often. Pretending otherwise is the transaction that destroys trust when it happens, so this page says it plainly instead.