KYSTA use case

Negative-habit tracking that permits an honest yes

Track behaviour you want less of without designing the interface to make failure embarrassing or easy to hide.

Create the goal

What to record

Available now

Use this example, change every relevant field, or create your own goal and activities from scratch. Choose only evidence you can enter consistently. A smaller reliable record is more useful than an elaborate form you avoid.

  • Whether the event occurred
  • Count, duration, quantity or money where relevant
  • Optional protected context

What to review

Keep the underlying entries inspectable. Totals and streaks are summaries, not replacements for the record.

  • Frequency and total quantity
  • Explicit zero evidence
  • Recovery after a recorded event

A necessary boundary

Use neutral, specific behaviour names. Sensitive goals can be private and use quiet or no-celebration settings.

Example setup

Start with a goal you can change.

This is only a starting point. Change the target, schedule, activities and measurements, or create a completely custom goal for your situation.

Selected goalBehaviour to reduce
Reduce
Category
Custom behaviour
Target
Choose your limit
Schedule
Daily check-in
Evidence
Count