Partner accountability

Partner accountability means one person you choose sees whether you did the minute today. It is not a built-in app feature yet - here is how to run it by hand so it works instead of becoming noise.

What it is

Partner accountability means one person who can see whether you did the minute today. It is one named person, not an audience — the value comes from being noticed by someone whose opinion you actually care about.

How to do it

1. Choose one person.
A friend, a spouse, a colleague. One is enough.
2. Agree what they do.
They check, and they say something. Nothing more.
3. Keep it to the one minute.
The report is whether it happened, not how well it went.

The mistake that breaks it

The mistake is broadcasting to a group. A large audience produces indifference — nobody personal feels responsible for noticing. One person who will actually ask beats fifty who will not.

What to do instead

Pick one person and make the check specific: did the minute happen today, yes or no.

Start the minute

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Questions

Who should be my partner?

Someone who will actually say something if you stop — and whose opinion you would rather not lose.

Can it be a family member?

Yes. Family members are a natural fit because they see you daily anyway.

Is accountability a paid feature?

Not yet. Partner accountability is on the roadmap, not built into the app today. What works right now is the manual version: pick one person, tell them your commitment, and show them your progress - the app keeps the record with photo proof, and you can export it as a file to share.

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