Twice A Day
iOS app by Tahj-Edward Atkinson. Productivity · Tahj-Edward Atkinson
- Store rating
- 4.64 / 5
- Store rating count
- 11
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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Store description excerpt
**Stop breaking promises to yourself.** Twice A Day is a simple accountability system designed to help you follow through on what you say you’re going to do. Most productivity apps help you make plans. Twice A Day helps you keep them. The system is simple: **1. Plan what matters** Choose a few important tasks you can realistically complete today. Your plan stays editable until it’s time to commit. **2. Commit at the start of your day** Lock in your tasks during your commitment window. Once committed, they can’t be changed, deleted, or rescheduled. Because a plan you can rewrite whenever things get difficult isn’t much of a commitment. **3. Follow through** Complete the work you promised yourself you would do. No endlessly moving unfinished tasks to tomorrow. No changing the goal after the fact. **4. Reflect at the end of your day** Review what you completed, acknowledge what you didn’t, and understand why. Reflection helps you improve without making excuses or beating yourself up. Over time, Twice A Day helps you: • Build self-trust • Make more realistic commitments • Stop overplanning and under-executing • Recognize the patterns holding you back • Stay accountable without relying on motivation • Measure how consistently you follow through Twice A Day isn’t about doing as much as possible. It’s about deciding what matters, making a promise to yourself, and keeping it. **Plan. Commit. Execute. Reflect.** Check in twice a day. Follow through on your life.
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