The scoring system, published openly.
A score you can't inspect is a score you can't trust. So here are the exact weights — the same numbers shown live inside the app via the "How scoring works" popover. No black box.
One round, fully shown.
Every number on this card comes from the weights below. A Revenue round earns its priority base, each logged output adds its multiple, and waste is the only thing that subtracts. Nothing is hidden — the same breakdown appears in the app's scoring popover.
The daily target, set by your own plan.
Your daily number isn't a fixed ceiling. You set a weekly point goal, and the daily target derives from it. Completing 100% of your own plan — your output targets plus your planned priority focus blocks — lands you exactly on that target. The same target is reachable whether your day is thirty cold emails or one big proposal.
resultsPool = dailyGoal × results-share % // hitting your output targets
focusPool = dailyGoal − resultsPool // completing planned priority blocks
per-output value = pool share / target // auto-calibrated
over-delivery earns a small capped bonus · each waste block subtracts
Output tracking is opt-in. With no output goals set, the results pool folds into the focus pool, so the target stays fully reachable from your planned priority blocks alone.
The output score, a per-round tally.
Alongside the daily target, every round also earns an output score when you log it. This is the secondary tally that feeds Trends, the week report, the share card and your streak.
waste rounds always score the waste penalty
The remark bonus applies only when no countable outputs were logged, so writing a note on top of real outputs can't inflate the number. A non-waste round never scores below its category base.
Category bases (defaults).
Categories you mark as priority carry a higher base. These are the defaults seeded by the role templates; the Founder template also raises Delivery and Learning with explicit overrides.
| Category type | Base / round | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Priority category | +4 | The work you flagged as the reason the day exists. |
| Delivery (Founder) | +6 | Explicit override — shipped client work compounds. |
| Learning (Founder) | +4 | Explicit override — deliberate study tied to a goal. |
| Non-priority category | +1 | Necessary, but capped so a full day of it can't look great. |
| Personal | +2 | Life work belongs in the day and shouldn't hurt the score. |
| Waste | −6 | The honest penalty. Unnamed waste becomes a fake work category. |
Output multipliers.
Output tracking is opt-in: you add the output types that matter to your work, and each starts from a default weight you can edit in Settings. The defaults reflect leverage — a booked call moves a pipeline more than one more email.
| Output (default weight) | Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Calls booked / sales made | ×8 |
| Posts published (creators) | ×4 |
| Sponsor touches (creators) | ×3 |
| Most outputs — emails, proposals, client tasks, drafts | ×2 |
| Audience replies (creators) | ×1 |
| Remark-only bonus (no outputs logged) | +2 |
Weights last synced with the app's source on June 14, 2026. The in-app popover always shows your live, possibly customised values; if this page ever disagrees with the app, the app is right and we owe this page an update.
Priority Work %.
The output score rewards a good round. Priority Work % judges the shape of the whole day: of all non-waste focus minutes, what share went to categories you flagged as priority? It's deliberately simple, hard to game, and readable in one glance. The score answers "was this round worth it"; Priority Work % answers "is my best time going where I said it should".
Designed against self-deception.
No leaderboard, no streak theatre, no boss view. Waste subtracts. The remark bonus can't stack on outputs. Trends and the wins-and-leaks readout are computed only from your real logs, and when there isn't enough data the app says so instead of inventing insights. The only person this system reports to is you.
A score you can game is a score that flatters you — and a score that flatters you is worse than no score at all.
Run one round. Watch it get scored.
Free during beta. The scoring popover in the app shows these same weights against your own categories.