Well Done Note

"Just showing up to work is enough." We mean it. Well Done Note is a notebook for logging what you did today, in one tap. Every time you log something, you (a little turtle) walk the old Tokaido road with your straw-hatted mentor, from Edo's Nihonbashi toward Kyoto. ■ Just tap what you did Got up, went to work, came home, cooked, took a bath, read a book… Pick from common activities or make your own. Each tap stamps a seal, and your mentor says a word. "It's okay. You're doing fine." ■ Watch it add up ・Every log is 1 km. At each of the 53 post towns you collect one of Hiroshige's ukiyo-e prints (public domain) ・Cross Hakone Pass, the Oi River and other hard stretches to earn traveler titles ・Counts and levels for each activity, a calendar, and monthly charts to compare with your past self ■ Stop by the shops Spend the "mon" you earn on travel gear like straw sandals and a sedge hat, or on local specialties. Buy a specialty and take a break with your mentor at a teahouse. ■ Focus timer Sit side by side with your mentor in an inn room: 25 minutes of focus, 5 minutes of rest — or any length you like. Finish and get a "Focus" stamp. ■ Designed not to blame you ・No streaks. Numbers only add up — they never drop or reset ・No "you haven't logged today" notifications ・Take a break as long as you need. Nothing is said. Pick up where you left off ■ Also ・Japanese, Korean and English ・Back up your records with Google or Apple (works without signing in) ・Sound and vibration on/off Even on a hard day, you showed up. That's the impressive part. Try tapping one thing you did today.