Tribe Ascension

iOS app by SplurvLLC. Lifestyle · SplurvLLC

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
1
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-12

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Store description excerpt

Ascending is easier with witnesses. Tribe Ascension is habit accountability for small groups — your tribe. Name your habits, set your summits, and answer for every single day. Done earns altitude. Failed demands a reason. And everyone on the mountain can see. ANSWER EVERY HABIT, EVERY DAY Your dailies and weeklies, laid out each morning. Complete one and watch the meters climb. Fail one and the app asks the only question that matters: why? No silent skips — every habit ends the day answered. YOUR TRIBE SEES EVERYTHING The feed is the campfire. Who crushed the day, who went missing, who just joined the climb. Post wins, attach the proof, and let the no-shows explain themselves. Accountability isn't a feature here — it's the point. ALTITUDE, NOT POINTS Every kept habit earns meters. Watch your personal climb — and your tribe's collective ascent — tick upward on the mountain. The number means something because nobody can fake it: it's built one honest day at a time. EVIDENCE OF ASCENSION Streak calendars for every habit — current run, best ever, and the full grid of kept and broken days. Set monthly and quarterly summits and keep them in sight. When doubt shows up, the receipts are already there. ALSO ON THE MOUNTAIN - A daily war cry to rally behind - Live Activities keep today's habits on your Lock Screen - Streak flames that start breathing at day three - Reminders so the day never slips away unanswered - Sign in with Apple — one tap, no passwords Find your tribe. Name the climb. Ascend.

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