KizamiKizamiAn unerasable ledger

Record whether you did it, at the time you set.

What you kept and what you didn't are kept with the same weight. Neither can be deleted or rewritten afterwards.

App Store Coming soon See how it works

On the App Store it is listed as “Kizami 刻み”.

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Wednesday's 8pm slot was dropped. That line cannot be removed.

iPhone and Apple Watch. One payment — and recording itself stays free.

The ledger

“Unerasable” is held up by structure, not by good intentions

Not offering a delete button is not enough. Every way around it has been closed, one at a time.

No delete, no edit
The ledger has no way to remove anything, and the screens carry no path to one.

Nothing can be backdated
Entries are accepted from 30 minutes before the time until the deadline, and nowhere else. “Let's say I did it yesterday” is not available.

Stopping a commitment keeps its history
What ends is new slots being created. Everything already in the ledger stays there.

Lowering a goal does not rewrite the past
Each entry carries the goal as it stood that day. Drop 30 reps to 20 and an old “18 / 30” is still partial.

Turning the clock back leaves a mark
Entries written while the device clock appears to have moved backwards are flagged. This cannot be prevented outright, but it does not pass unnoticed.

A pause cannot be backdated
You can pause for illness or travel, but only from today onward. A day that has already passed cannot be turned into a rest day.

How it works

Set it, be told, and let it close

Make a commitmentDecide what, how it is counted, at which times, on which days, and how long the grace period runs. One commitment can carry several times.
Be told when the time comesYou can mark it done straight from the notification. If you are wearing an Apple Watch it reaches your wrist.
Past the deadline, the app writes it down as missedForgetting does not turn into nothing having happened. No slot is left hanging.
On the 1st, last month becomes a reportOnce sealed it does not change. The reports piling up are themselves the record.

Three ways to count

Reps (30), minutes (15), or simply done / not done. Things that resist counting — tidying up, taking medication — just need the tap.

Not all or nothing

18 out of 30 is kept as partial. A day you got part of the way is not filed alongside a day you did nothing.

Apple Watch

From the wrist, with no iPhone nearby

See today's slots, turn the Digital Crown to set the number, and record. It stays on the wrist even with no iPhone around; while you are apart it is simply waiting to be sent.

Nothing is lost out of range

What you tap lands on the wrist first. It survives independently of whether it could be sent, so it is safe to tap mid-run.

The alert comes from the iPhone

The iPhone schedules the alert and it is relayed to your wrist when you are wearing the watch. With the iPhone powered off, the wrist alone will not sound. Recording still works from the wrist alone.

Statistics

Not to keep a streak alive — to rewrite the commitment

Alongside completion rate, streaks and the totals you have piled up, it shows which time of day is where things fall apart.

One weak spot at a time

“The 8pm slot alone sits at 54%” — the single axis that is furthest off. Not to scold you, but to help you decide whether to move the time or lower the target.

A report every month

On the 1st, the previous month is sealed and kept. That cannot be erased either. The reports accumulating are the record.

Pricing

Recording is free. Only what comes after is bought

What you get without paying

Today, the ledger and the notifications all work without buying anything, and every single entry stays visible. The only thing narrowed is how far back the statistics reach — facts are never hidden.

US$9.99one payment, no auto-renewal
  • As many commitments as you want (3 on the free version)
  • Statistics and reports across the full history (30 days on the free version)
  • Record from Apple Watch
  • A 7-day trial that starts when you tap — looking at the page does not spend it
App Store Coming soon

Shown in US pricing. It varies by region.

FAQ

Questions

Are entries really impossible to erase?
Yes. The ledger offers neither deletion nor editing. Removing the app takes the data on the device with it, but you cannot single out an inconvenient line and remove that.
What happens if I forget to tap?
Once the deadline passes, the app writes the slot down as missed on its own. It cannot be turned into a completion afterwards.
What about illness or travel?
You can set a pause. Paused days count as neither done nor missed — but a pause can only be set for today or a later date.
Will the notifications always arrive?
Local notifications are scheduled for the times you set, but delivery is up to iOS, so it cannot be promised that every one arrives. If an alert does not appear, the slot past its deadline is still recorded the same way.
Is this a subscription?
No, it is a one-time purchase. There is nothing to cancel. On a new device, “Restore purchase” brings it back.
Where does my data live?
On your device. Nothing is sent to a server. The iPhone and the Apple Watch talk to each other directly.
How do I request a refund?
Purchases are handled by Apple. Please request a refund from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.