PageHearth

PageHearth is a quiet place to keep the things you do every day. Rituals are the practices you want to keep alive — read ten pages, stretch for five minutes, lights out by eleven. Errands are the one-off jobs you want off your mind. Both live on one board, and tending a ritual lights its ember for the day. Keep the day's embers lit and the whole mantel glows. WHAT'S INSIDE • Today — one board for the day. A progress ring shows how far along you are, a single button points you at the next thing, and every ritual is one swipe from tended. • Swipe to tend, swipe to clear. Errands swipe done or away, with an undo if you were too quick. • Rituals that fit your week. Pick the days each one is due — every day, weekdays, Tuesdays and Fridays, whatever suits — and set how many times a day counts as finished. • The Almanac — eighteen ready-made rituals across six shelves (Mind, Body, Home, Craft, Connect and Rest), each with a schedule and a note. Add one in a tap, or write your own with your choice of icon, colour and shelf. • Insights — a weekly bar chart, a thirty-day consistency line, a breakdown of which shelves your rituals sit on, and a sixteen-week heat map where every day you tended gets brighter. • Streaks that behave. An unfinished day in progress never breaks a streak — only a day you actually let slip does. • Laurels — eleven achievements that follow your real progress, from your first ember to a thirty-day streak. • Your Chronicle — name yourself, pick a mark, and see the whole tally in one place. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY • Completely offline. No account, no sign-in, no sync, no server. • No ads, no tracking, no analytics, no crash reporting, no in-app purchases. • No notifications and no nagging. PageHearth waits for you to open it. • Nothing leaves your phone. Everything sits in the app's own private storage and disappears with it if you uninstall. • A gentle-motion setting stills the ambient animation if you prefer things calm. PageHearth is designed for the long middle of a habit, not the first exciting week: honest numbers, a warm and readable dark interface, and a board that makes the next small thing obvious.