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Get ready to gamify your life!

This app is a personal self-improvement and behavior tracking companion.

Its purpose is to help you turn daily actions into measurable progress across multiple areas of life, while giving you clear feedback through levels, points, history, and visual trends.

At a high level, you use it to log what you do each day, track habits and setbacks, reflect on relationship quality, and watch your overall “character” improve over time.

When you open the app, you move through five main sections:

Behavior, Activities, Vices, Relationship, and More.

In Activities, you create the positive actions you want to repeat (for example exercise, reading, meditation, routines). You can: • Add new activities • Name and edit them directly • Organize them with categories • Assign point values • Delete activities you no longer want

When you complete one, you tap to register it and record: • Date and time • Points earned • Optional comment

You also see an activity-level progress card showing: • Current level • Total points • Completions count • Progress to next level

In Vices, you track setbacks and self-control events. You can: • Add and edit vices • Mark events when they happen • Choose point impact (negative for lapses, positive for “clean” control events) • Delete items

This section gives its own progress view and trend chart so you can see whether control is improving or slipping over time.

In Relationship, you track emotional quality in your relationship moments. You choose from predefined emotional states (from very positive to very negative), then register each moment with: • Date and time • Optional comment

You get a dedicated level, points progress, and an impact trend that helps you see emotional direction over days and weeks.

In Behavior, you get the big-picture dashboard. This is where all your tracked actions are turned into visual feedback: • Overall level and total progress • Energy/protection-style resource bars • Category balance radar view (how different life areas are doing) • Cumulative points curve • Daily points chart • Daily completions chart

You can change time ranges (from short windows to long windows) to inspect recent momentum or long-term patterns.

In More, you access support tools and system controls: • Open full history • Open personal log/journal • Turn cloud sync on or off

Inside History, you can review past entries across your tracked areas, including source, timestamp, points, and comments. You can also: • Export your data as a JSON file • Import data from a JSON file

Inside Log, you can write free-form notes/messages and keep a chronological stream of reflections, separate from activity events.

Overall user journey:

1. Define what you want to track (activities, vices, relationship states).
2. Register real-life events as they happen.
3. Add optional notes for context.
4. Watch points and levels update.
5. Review trends in charts to understand direction.
6. Use history/log for reflection and backup/import flows.
7. Optionally enable cloud sync from the More section.

So from a user perspective, this is a structured personal growth tracker that combines habit logging, setback tracking, relationship check-ins, leveling mechanics, and visual analytics in one place.