Daily 60: one goal, one plan, one action a day
A product built to test a narrow idea: if the interface only ever asks for the next single action, does the plan survive contact with a real week?
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- Evidence classWilde Digital internal project · shipped mobile build
- Built withReact Native, Node.js, AI integration
- InspectableThe build, the decisions and the tests are all on the record.
The situation
Goal apps fail by asking for structure up front — categories, schedules, tags — before the user knows what they are doing.
Here the user supplies one goal in plain language and the system does the decomposition, then hides everything except today.
What was built
- Plan generation from a single plain-language goal.
- One daily action surfaced at a time, with progress, streaks and reflection.
- The AI planning call held behind a server-side API so keys and prompt handling never sit in the client.
- Mobile-first interface built for one-handed daily use.
Read the source
The repository is public, so the implementation and its tests can be inspected directly rather than taken on trust.
What this evidence covers
Evidence class: Wilde Digital internal project · shipped mobile build.
- A Wilde Digital build. Usage data is not published for it.
- Released as a product experiment rather than a commercial launch, and kept as working evidence of mobile and AI-boundary implementation.
Why it is on this site
How AI features are handled in client work: server-side boundary, bounded scope, and a product that still works when the model is unavailable.
The same capability, applied to this service. This particular project was not commissioned under it.
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