Today is easy to remember. Yesterday is already less clear, and after a couple of weeks you forget much of what happened. ColourTurtle helps you keep those memories organized.
A few quick answers about the day, and you're done.
Good day or bad, ColourTurtle doesn't judge it. It just records it.
One check-in doesn't tell you much. A few weeks of regular check-ins are a different story.
Ordinary days are the easiest to forget. You may remember a trip, an important meeting, or a bad conversation. But what happened last Friday? What about the first Monday of the month?
A week later, you may remember one great evening and one awful day. Everything in between — too little sleep, the commute, work, entertainment, everyday tasks — starts to merge into a vague sense that "it was fine."
Sometimes you're busy all day, but by evening you can't really say where the time went. One day like that doesn't tell you much. But what if there were several this week?
What time you went to bed, whether you got any rest, whether you had time for yourself — none of it may seem important on a single day. A week later, it's hard to remember how often it happened.
At the end of the day, you answer a few short questions. ColourTurtle saves your answers, then shows what changed from week to week and month to month.
A daily check-in takes just eight clicks. There's nothing to write out in detail.
As your check-ins add up, you can compare days and see what keeps repeating.
After a few weeks, you can look back and compare: what there was plenty of, what was missing, and how one week differed from the next.
• Which days you liked best and what they had in common.
• Where most of your time and energy went.
• What kept repeating from day to day.
• What changed over the month, even if it was hard to see in any single day or week.
At first, ColourTurtle simply saves your check-ins. After a few weeks, there's enough to start comparing days and weeks.
ColourTurtle doesn't tell you what's good or bad or push you to change anything. It shows you what your days looked like; the conclusions are yours.
For people who want a clearer sense of how their days are really going: why they're exhausted by the end of the week, what they never found time for, and what ended up taking too much of it.
If you want a strict plan, daily motivation, or an app that tells you what to do next, ColourTurtle probably isn't for you. It does something different.
The free version gives you everything you need to try ColourTurtle and see whether it works for you. You may want the paid version later, when you want to look further back and see your complete history.
Look back at past months, compare them, and see how your life changes over time.
Create an account and make your first check-in today. Then decide whether you want to keep going.
