Repentance

Repentance

Confess it, then burn it off

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  • Released
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  • July 17, 2026
  • July 24, 2026

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Had a drink you weren’t planning on? A slice that somehow became three? Repentance turns overindulgence into motivation. Log the food or drink, watch it join the stack, then work it off through real movement. HOW IT WORKS CONFESS Log any food or drink with its calories. A beer, a burger, or a “small” bag of chips. BUILD THE STACK Everything you log adds to the calories waiting to be repented. MOVE As your iPhone or Apple Watch records active energy, the stack clears. Your logged items are repented one by one, oldest first. FEATURES • One-tap confessions Choose from a built-in menu of common indulgences, including drinks, takeout, cocktails, snacks, and desserts, with realistic serving sizes. • Sin tiers Every serving is judged as venial, grave, or mortal. The sharing bag knows what it did. • Favorites Save your usual vices for faster logging. • The stack See what you are currently working off, with your repented history below. • Burned today View your total active energy for the day at a glance. • Choose your penance Count all active energy or workouts only. You can also set a daily threshold, so everyday movement does not do all the work for you. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Repentance reads one thing from Apple Health: active energy burned. It never writes data back. Your health data stays on your device, is never shared, and is never used for advertising. The stack stops at zero. The guilt is optional. The burn is not.
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What's New in Repentance

1.02

July 24, 2026

Added recent sins to quick-add section. Added the ability to swipe to duplicate a sin.