Morning check-in
Your habits surface once, quietly. Tick them off and they sink to the bottom until tomorrow. Streaks count themselves — nothing shouts at you.
- Stretch10 min5d
- Read20 pages12d
- No phone before nine2d
- Water the plants31d
Yaek gathers your calendars into one quiet place — and it will explain itself. Ask it:
no tracking · no ads · leaves no trace if you ask
instead of a feature grid
Your habits surface once, quietly. Tick them off and they sink to the bottom until tomorrow. Streaks count themselves — nothing shouts at you.
Work Google, personal iCloud, the team Outlook — merged into a single week you can drag things around in. Deselect a calendar and it gets out of the way.
Two kinds of tasks: ones you drop onto the calendar as a block of time, and ones you log hours against toward a monthly target. Kanban if you like columns.
It answers from your own calendar and nothing else. Never on unless you turned it on; never trained on your data.
Retention is a setting, not a promise buried in a policy. Turn it off and Yaek keeps only your live week. Or wipe everything:
the honest bit