ten minutes of intention before the day swallows you.
one prompt and one tiny task each morning. a few sentences in response, the task marked if it happened, and the day continues. over weeks, responses accumulate into a quiet personal log.
the coming week
the same prompt and tiny task arrive for everyone on a given day.
- today
Mon 13 Julwhat's something you ate as a child that you haven't thought about in years?
tiny task — eating one thing without rushing or reading.
- tomorrow
Tue 14 Julwhat does the sky look like where you are today — not a summary, but a real description?
tiny task — going outside once and looking up before looking at anything else.
- in 2 days
Wed 15 Julwhat's a small injustice you witnessed recently that you didn't respond to?
tiny task — writing down what you would have said if you'd known what to say.
- in 3 days
Thu 16 Julwhat's a physical threshold — a door, a gate, a hallway — that you cross every day?
tiny task — pausing at that threshold before passing through it.
- in 4 days
Fri 17 Julwhat would you do differently about yesterday if you had it to run again?
tiny task — doing that thing — the different version — at some point today.
- in 5 days
Sat 18 Julwhat do you miss about a place you've never lived but only visited?
tiny task — finding one photograph of that place and looking at it for a few minutes.
- in 6 days
Sun 19 Julnotice one thing on the way in this morning — a sound, a color, a person's posture — and write it down before you forget.
tiny task — drinking a glass of water before opening any app.
by default, ember does not personalize your morning.
there are no streaks to break, no reminders to dismiss, no notifications to mute. a missed day leaves no mark. the log shows what is, not what isn't.