“Toward first revenue: send one paid-path email before noon. Sleep was short, so stop after that one move.”
Active Target + 10s voice + optional HealthKit
iOS Private TestFlight • Capped at 100 Testers
Replace vague habit streak guilt with a single 15-word physical action card every 24 hours.
“Toward first revenue: send one paid-path email before noon. Sleep was short, so stop after that one move.”
Active Target + 10s voice + optional HealthKit
Step 1
Speak overnight biometrics and daily focus.
Step 2
Receive 1 concrete physical move every 24 hours.
Step 3
Tap Executed, Partial, or Shifted to adapt tomorrow's directive.
Your daily execution compass.
You name an Active Target — one checkable object, no calendar deadline. Each morning a 10-second voice check-in plus optional HealthKit becomes one 15-word action card. Evening outcome mark: Executed / Partial / Shifted. Zero-dashboard. Under 30 seconds of daily screen time.
Why we don't have dashboards
Traditional goal trackers
Demands Attention
Spend 10–15 minutes a day managing habit grids, calendar blocks, and charts.
Leaves Decisions on You
Shows raw metrics (HRV down 12%, goal 30% complete), but leaves you to figure out what physical move to make next.
Gamifies Guilt
Penalizes missed days with broken streak warnings, red notifications, and artificial RPG points.
Quanti
Stays Out of Your Way
Under 30 seconds of total daily screen time. No dashboards to hoard your attention.
Compresses Decisions
Combines your Active Target, a 10-second morning voice check-in, and HealthKit biometrics to hand you one 15-word physical action card.
Adapts Without Judgment
Mark Executed / Partial / Shifted at night. Tomorrow’s directive adapts automatically—zero streak guilt.
The difference: traditional goal apps make you the administrator of a tracking system. Quanti acts as a compass that gets you off your phone and into action.
Our Philosophy
Most software hoards your time with grids and charts. Quanti is a quiet execution compass: one 15-word action card, then it gets out of the way.
You name one checkable Active Target. No calendar deadline. That object is the plot. Sensors never replace it.
The morning output is a single 15-word action card—one physical move—then Quanti gets off the phone.
A 10-second voice check-in names the stall. Optional HealthKit sleep and HRV only size the window.
Executed / Partial / Shifted writes tomorrow. Zero streaks. Zero-dashboard. Under 30 seconds of daily screen time.
Under 30 seconds a day
Name an Active Target. The 10-second voice check-in names what's in the way. Evening outcome mark: Executed / Partial / Shifted. Zero-dashboard.
Skip check-in still works, but the card will be blunter.HealthKit is optional. Sleep and HRV only size the window. No calendar, bank, location, or Screen Time.
Input A · What Quanti uses
Input B · One blank
Answers the one fact sensors cannot see: why yesterday slipped, whether recovery is real, or the named next object.
Quiet morning? A short note works. This is weather, not a new destination.
Input C · Destination
Name a finish line. Vague goals make vague cards. Named targets make named moves.
Output · Daily directive
One physical action for today, sized by last night, aimed at At home → own place.
Real-World Adaptation
The Active Target stays the plot. Optional HealthKit sizes the window. A 10-second voice check-in fills the blank. Evening outcome mark writes tomorrow.
🎙️ “The listing is still open. I froze.”
“Send one listing follow-up in 20 minutes, then stop. Smaller because yesterday slipped.”
DAILY SYNTHESIZER:Destination is the plot. Recovery only sized the window.
🎙️ “I keep polishing instead of charging.”
“Ship one paid-path screen before noon. That is the next 1% past yesterday’s win.”
DAILY SYNTHESIZER:Voice named the object. Telemetry said the window could hold it.
🎙️ “Pickup chaos ate the evening.”
“Hard stop at 6:30. One protected hour at home—today’s 1% toward present evenings.”
DAILY SYNTHESIZER:The check filled why yesterday shifted. The rule is a clock, not a pep talk.
Signals size the window. Destination stays the plot.
The Why
Active Target
One checkable object is the plot. No 30-day box. The 10-second voice check-in only fills the blank sensors cannot see.
15-word action card
Trackers leave you the analyst. The execution compass hands you one 15-word physical action card, then gets out of the way.
Evening outcome mark
Executed / Partial / Shifted writes tomorrow. Zero streak guilt. Zero-dashboard. Under 30 seconds of daily screen time.
Trackers make you the administrator. Quanti is an execution compass: an Active Target, a 10-second voice check-in, and one 15-word action card. Evening outcome mark writes tomorrow. Zero-dashboard. Under 30 seconds of daily screen time.
iOS private TestFlight · 100 testersHealthKit optional • Zero data sales
FAQ
Your daily execution compass. You name an Active Target — one checkable object, no calendar deadline. A 10-second voice check-in plus optional HealthKit becomes one 15-word action card. Evening outcome mark: Executed / Partial / Shifted. When the target is done, mark Achieved and set the next one.
Voice processed securely in-memory via encrypted edge transcription with zero data retention. The transcript fills one blank on today’s card. Audio is not kept and is not used to train models.
Active Target + 10-second voice check-in + optional HealthKit (sleep & HRV) + evening outcome mark (Executed / Partial / Shifted). The synthesizer does not use calendar, bank, location, or Screen Time.
No. HealthKit is optional. Without it, Quanti still writes a 15-word action card from your destination and voice. Sleep and HRV only size how hard today can go—they never rewrite the target.
Skip check-in still works, but the card will be blunter. A short typed note can name the same object, person, or clock time.
No. There are no app locks, streaks, habit grids, or analytics dashboards. One 15-word action card. Then it gets out of the way.
This is a private iOS TestFlight, capped at 100 testers. We enroll in small cohorts from this form and send a direct Apple TestFlight link as spots open. Not a newsletter.