Notice your day. Support each other.

Small actions.
Clearer patterns.

Every evening, mark what you did. Helpful activities add points, unhelpful ones subtract points, and your real daily balance becomes easy to understand.

Personal by default You control friend visibility No shame or pressure

Current streak

12 days

Good evening, Maya

How did today go? 🌙

Today’s activities

30-minute walk+12 pts
Read for 20 minutes+8 pts
Late-night scrolling-7 pts
Daily balance+13

Today

+13 points ✅

One honest minute at the end of the day

See your routines as they really are.

01

Review today

Open the evening check-in and think through what actually happened.

02

Mark activities

Choose every relevant action and see points added or subtracted.

03

Follow the pattern

Use history, statistics, and supportive friends to notice change over time.

Built for real life

A daily tracker that values honesty over perfection.

The point balance is a reflection tool. It is not a ranking of your health, character, or worth.

A simple evening review

Mark what happened today in a minute or two—no plans or competitions to manage.

Balanced daily points

Helpful actions add points and habits you want to reduce subtract points.

Patterns you can see

Follow your daily balance, streaks, favourite activities, and longer-term trend.

Thoughtful custom scoring

Describe something not on the list and review an AI-assisted point suggestion.

Ready to understand your days?

Start with tonight. Mark what happened and let the pattern grow one day at a time.

Record your first day

Good questions

What do I mark each evening?+

Choose every activity that applied that day. Positive actions add points and behaviours you want to reduce subtract points.

Can friends see my activity?+

Only accepted friends, and only at the detail level you choose: full activity, score only, or hidden.

Can I correct an entry?+

Yes. You can edit or delete entries from today and the previous two days. The original point value remains fixed.

Is this health advice?+

No. Pactune is a motivational tracker, not a medical or treatment service.