Your system. Your rules.

Notice small steps. Keep track your way.

SelfPoints is a personal activity journal with a points system of your own. You choose what to record and what matters to you.

The app is in preparation — coming soon

No one-size-fits-all method. Start with what matters to you.

An everyday idea

You do not have to fit someone else’s method.

Choose what you want to keep track of. Create your own actions and give them a meaning that fits the way you work.

  • 01Choose what you want to record.
  • 02Create your own actions and point rules.
  • 03Return to your history whenever you want.

Everyday examples

One app, many personal uses.

Sometimes you simply need a place to note what matters to you — and come back to it later.

These are ideas, not ready-made templates or promises of automation. The examples rely on entries you add yourself.

01

Noticing snacking

Want to notice when you snack?

After noticing a snack, you can add an entry and return to your own history later. Add a short note about the time or context if you like.

  1. A snack
  2. Your entry
  3. Your history
A snack you notice becomes a manual entry that you can revisit in your personal history.

An idea for keeping notes — not dietary advice or a promise to change a habit.

02

Medication or supplements

Want to note that you took a tablet?

After taking it, you can add an entry yourself and check your notes for that day later.

  1. Taking it
  2. Manual entry
  3. Daily history
You add an entry yourself after taking it and can check your history later.

This is not a reminder, dosage tracker, or medical advice. The app does not confirm that you took it.

03

A personal motivation system

Would you rather set your own rules?

Come up with actions you want to record and give them your own meaning or points.

  1. Your rules
  2. Actions and entries
  3. Personal history
You set your own rules, record selected actions, and return to your entries.

A points system cannot guarantee motivation or a particular outcome.

04

Time around screens

Want to notice when you reach for your phone?

You can manually note selected moments and return to your entries later. You decide what to observe.

  1. Reaching for your phone
  2. Manual entry
  3. Your history
You notice a moment, record it yourself, and can return to your history later.

The app does not automatically measure screen time or block your phone.

05

Working toward personal goals

Want to record actions related to a goal?

Choose actions that you connect with your own goal. The entries give you a history to return to.

  1. Your goal
  2. Selected actions
  3. Entry history
You define a goal, record related actions, and return to your entries.

This is not a promise that you will reach a goal or an automatically generated plan.

06

Study or work sessions

Want to keep track of sessions you have completed?

After a session, you can add an entry and return to your history later. A note can help you remember the context.

  1. A session
  2. Entry after a session
  3. Session history
You record a session yourself after it ends and can review your entries later.

There is no automatic measurement of focus, work quality, or productivity.

07

Card payments this month

How many card payments have you recorded this month?

You can manually record selected card payments and return to this month’s entries to keep them in one place.

  1. Card payment
  2. Manual entry
  3. Entries this month
You record selected payments yourself and return to your entries for the month.

There is no bank integration or automatic transaction import. The list may be incomplete and does not confirm your bank’s fee conditions.

Privacy and control

Clear rules for your data come first.

SelfPoints is in preparation. Before the app is released, we will explain how data storage, backups, and any synchronization work — without vague promises.

We will explain the details of data handling and privacy before the app is released.