A coach for the habits you've tried before and can't make stick — flossing, vitamins, water, moving your body. doin8 removes the thinking so you can just get it done.
Every other habit tool hands you more information. You didn't need more information. You needed the thing to actually happen.
"Here are 5 science-backed strategies to build lasting habits. Consistency is key. You've got this!"
"Tell me about the last time this fell apart. Then we'll bolt it onto something you already do daily — small enough to survive a bad day."
doin8 coaches by refusing. These are the lines it holds — the reason it builds habits instead of dispensing advice.
The autopsy is the whole diagnosis. A generic plan is just the thing you already abandoned, reprinted.
New habits get bolted to old, automatic ones. No reliable anchor, no stack — and it tells you so honestly instead of faking a plan.
One physical thing, scaled small enough to feel almost silly. One shin of moisturiser beats two legs you'll quit by Friday.
If a plan needs motivation or memory to function, it's already broken. doin8 rebuilds it to run without either.
When something slips, the plan was wrong, not you. It fixes the anchor and moves on. No streaks, no guilt.
It was never an information problem — so doin8 never informs. It removes the friction and holds the line.
doin8 is a folder of instructions. Hand it to Claude and Claude becomes the coach.
Download the folder from the GitHub repo.
Create a new Project in Claude and add the folder as project knowledge.
Name the habit you keep meaning to build: "I want to floss but I always quit."
Answer its questions. Walk away with one small thing, anchored to your day, built to survive the bad ones.
There's so much that's "good for us" and impossible to keep up without a system. I'm great at starting and hopeless at keeping — so I built the coach I actually needed.
doin8 does the thinking and the deciding, so that building the habit is, finally, brainless.