How OnceWrote works

Pick a part. Each one has its own guide with screenshots, so you can see every screen and every popup before you start.

Thoughts and the slider

Write it once. It comes back to you.

Name it. List your actions. Tick them. See what is next.

Add levels. Give each a percent. Watch the bar move.

Small things you do. Tap to tick.

What moved this week. Plain list.

Keep what you finished.

Thought and Mark, one tap from your home screen.

You have	Use a	What it is
A thought	Thought	Write it down. It comes back on the slider.
A small thing to do	Mark	Tick it once, or on the days you choose.
A list of things, no fixed plan	Project	Actions you tick off. It shows what is next.
A plan with steps	Mission	Levels with percent. The bar moves as you go.

Small thing	What it does
Examples to start	OnceWrote begins with a few examples so the screens are not empty. They are not counted in your reports. Remove them with one tap: Clear example data.
Light and dark	Choose a bright or a dark screen.
Text size	Small, Medium or Large.
PIN lock	Lock the app so nobody else can open it on your phone. On phones with a fingerprint reader, you can use your fingerprint too.
A gentle reminder	One message at the end of the day, at most. It starts at 9:30 PM. Change the time, or turn it off, any time.
Export and Import	Save everything you wrote into one file. Bring it back later. The file is not locked, so keep it safe.
Change password	From any device where you are signed in.
On Windows	The app lives in the tray by your clock. Your computer keeps your newest backup, and you can back up now or restore. You can start OnceWrote with Windows.

For Windows and Android. Not on iPhone or Mac yet.