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Everything ComboZen does, and the questions asked most often.

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A personal tool to set your goals, follow your steps day by day and see where you stand.

Your consistency reaches 75%: three due dates kept out of four. That is the pace that makes a habit last — better that than perfection for a fortnight.

Every one of your steps has been begun at least once. There is no first step left in front of you: there is only keeping it up.

Half your steps have been started. That is the moment a project stops being a list and becomes work in progress.

You turned them down for this site. A site cannot undo that choice: it has to be restored in your browser settings, under notifications.

“{etape}” has now held {combo} times in a row — your longest run so far. You can file it in your achievements: it will leave today’s tasks, and you keep the record of it.

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Some steps have never been started: they come first.

Your habits are on track: tasks already under way come first.

Everything is on track: the order follows your priorities, and anything stalling is flagged.

If your pace drops, ComboZen lowers what it asks of you by itself. You don’t have to justify anything.

The comfort zone is a zone in its own right. Keeping your habits without adding more is a stage of the journey, not stagnation.

You can’t overload yourself on a burst of motivation. The stretch zone only arrives when your record justifies it.

A goal app that doesn’t push where you aren’t, and eases off on its own when your pace drops.

You’re going back. This time, you want to make progress without burning out.

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Why nothing has stuck so far

What ComboZen changes for you

Demands that ease off on their own

Comfort isn’t failure

Moving up is observed

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