Reboot Today Todo vs Misunderstood Deities

A few minutes of self-reflection each morning can change the trajectory of your life. A practical self-coaching app based on Dan Koe's proven framework. Stop wondering what to change. Start knowing. Morning self-analysis. Daytime reminders. Evening integration. Three daily sessions that connect your ideal vision to what you actually need to do today. Morning — Know Yourself Vision, anti-vision, your future self. Guided questions help you cut through the noise and see what truly matters. Daytime — Stay on Track Gentle notifications keep your goals front and center throughout the day. Evening — Integrate Reflect on your day and write declarations for tomorrow. Small wins compound into streaks. Goal Setting — 3 Lenses 1 year. 1 month. Today. Set goals across three time horizons and turn them into daily action. --- Easy Mode for Beginners Feeling overwhelmed? Start light: - Morning questions: 14 → 3 - Daytime reminders: 6 → 2 - Goal setting: Focus on today only Begin with Easy Mode, switch to Normal when you're ready. Build the habit at your own pace. --- Features - Fully offline — your data stays on your device - No account required - Calendar view to revisit past entries - Streaks to keep you motivated - Customizable notification times - Gamification elements to track your growth --- Based on the framework from Dan Koe's article "How to Fix Your Entire Life in 1 Day."

Misunderstood Deities is a card draw app for anyone who has felt labeled, reduced, or pushed into a costume that never fit. Sixty guardian figures from traditions across the world, each one introduced through the misreading history gave them and the teaching they were carrying the whole time. Every card includes a familiar twin, a named figure from closer to home, so the bridge back is short. No streaks, no push notifications, no data collection. Free to draw every card. A portion of optional gratitude jar support goes to the Parliament of the World's Religions. WHAT YOU GET Sixty deities from thirteen traditions including Hindu, Greek, Egyptian, Norse, Celtic, Japanese, Yoruba, Mesopotamian, Slavic, Aztec, Andean, Afro Brazilian, and Alpine folk. Yamaraj, Kali, Hecate, Hades, Loki, Baba Yaga, Anubis, Lilith, Ereshkigal, Fenrir, Sekhmet, Eshu, Oya, Mictlantecuhtli, Xolotl, Krampus, and more. Each one written with scholarly sources cited. HOW IT WORKS One sacred draw per day. The rest of the time, browse the Field Guide. Bookmark the ones you want to sit with. Every entry carries the reframe, the teaching, the reflection, the source, and the familiar twin. WHAT YOU WILL NOT FIND No streaks. No push notifications. No dark patterns. No data collection. No ads. No retention hooks. Just the deities, as scholarship actually describes them, for people who got taught the cartoon version and want the real one. THE GRATITUDE JAR Four optional tiers. Offering, Garland, Temple, Pilgrimage. Tips only. Nothing is locked behind them. A portion goes to the Parliament of the World's Religions, an organization that has gathered leaders from living traditions since 1893 to practice the kind of listening this app is trying to point at. A note from Drew: I am not a scholar. I am a person who reads, and who asked actual scholars and practitioners to check my work. If I got something wrong in your tradition, please write me. I would rather fix it than be right.