Every day
is a link.
Forge 75.
Five real tasks, every day. Finish them before midnight and the day's link closes. Miss one and it never closes — the chain breaks and you start forging again. Run it alone, or hooked to a squad on the same 75 days.

Midnight doesn't negotiate.
The day ends at midnight, closed or not. No repair, no freeze, no editing what you already lived. An open link stays open.
Five things. Every single day.
The same five, all 75 days. None of them is difficult on its own. Doing all five, without one skipped day, is the challenge.
One workout
45 minutes, any type. Every day, no matter what.
Follow your diet
You set the rules. No cheat meals, no negotiating.
Drink your water
A gallon a day, tracked as you go.
Read 10 pages
A real book. No audiobooks, no shortcuts.
Take a progress photo
A daily selfie, kept private. Nobody sees it unless you share it.
Miss one — start over.
Skip any task, any day, and the link never closes. The chain breaks and the counter goes back to Day 1. Hard mode has no exceptions.

Your pact, link by link.
Every day you close is a forged link hooked onto the last. Progress is the whole pact in one screen: what's shut, what's open, and how far the steel still runs.
- Closed links carry the light. Days you haven't lived stay steel.
- 14 · 30 · 45 · 75. Pick the length. It locks on Day 1.
- Your restart rule. Set what a miss costs before you start — Hard, Soft or Custom.

One chain. Your whole crew.
A squad is where the pact lives. Everyone takes the same five tasks to the same midnight, and every closed day and every restart lands on one shared board the moment it happens.
- One board, everyone on it. Who's standing today, the run they're on, the days banked between you.
- Restarts show too. The ledger writes itself — nobody curates their story.
- Linked fate is the two-person mode inside it. Hook one member to your pact and your days close together.

Two links. One chain.
Inside a crew you can hook one person straight to your pact, and your days thread through each other. Their day stays veiled until yours is sealed — nobody watches, nobody performs.
- Seal yours to see theirs. The veil lifts for both of you at once.
- One breaks, both restart. That is what linked fate means.
- Or run as a Ghost. Just you and the record — bring people in any time.

A break is recorded.
Days banked never reset.
When a link stays open the app says so, names the tasks you missed, and asks for one honest line you'll read next time. It doesn't scold you and it doesn't dress it up.
Your run goes back to Day 1. Your history doesn't. Every day you have ever closed stays banked — best run, comebacks, edges cleared — and Day 75 leaves a card worth keeping.
The honest FAQ.
Know the rules before Day 1.
Every rule, settled early
What each task actually asks, where people quietly bend it, and the gray areas worth deciding in writing before you start.
October to January, decided
The seasonal challenge: three to five rules of your own, ninety-two days, and a finish line the calendar sets instead of you.
How long a habit really takes
Not 21 days. The research puts it nearer 66, and the spread between people is wider than any three-week program admits.
Trackers and calculators
Grids, streak counts and the date maths, in the browser tab you already have open. Nothing to install, and no account.
Your excuses expire at midnight.
Pick your pact and put Day 1 on the board tonight.