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Your profile, interface settings, weekly focus and seven default life areas (Career & Learning, Health & Fitness, Finance, Relationships, Personal Growth, Hobbies & Creativity, Home & Admin) are created automatically. You can rename, recolour or delete any of them from the Areas page.
Settings offers three theme families — Ledger (classic paper and ink), Aurora (modern and vibrant) and Vintage Journal (warm retro) — each with a light and dark variant. You can also scale the font size and switch off animations.
Type something like 'Call mom tomorrow 6pm !high #family' in the quick add box. Dates, times, priority (!low !medium !high !urgent) and #tags are parsed out automatically and the rest becomes the title.
Switch views from the toolbar. The board groups by status and supports drag and drop; the calendar view places tasks on their due date.
Each habit tracks a weekly target and a running streak. Pausing a habit keeps its history but stops it appearing in Today. Grace days let a streak survive a missed day.
Type [[Another note]] inside a note to link it. Backlinks appear in the side panel, and the graph view draws every connection as a force-directed web.
Set a monthly limit per category. Progress bars turn amber near the limit and red past it, calculated from the transactions you logged in the current month.
The Portfolio page projects your payoff timeline with either the snowball method (smallest balance first) or the avalanche method (highest interest first), using your real balances, rates and minimum payments.
Adherence is the share of scheduled doses you logged over the last 30 days — it is computed from your medication schedule and dose logs, never estimated.
Day score = tasks completed × 10 + focus minutes ÷ 10 + habit completions × 5, capped at 100. It updates as soon as you log anything.
Insights compare two of your own series — for example mood on days with completed morning habits versus days without. If there isn't enough data yet, the insight says so rather than guessing.
Settings has a full JSON export of every table plus CSV exports for tasks and transactions. Deleting your account removes all rows and files permanently, so export first.
Deletes across the app are soft — items move to Trash for 30 days and an undo toast appears for a few seconds after every delete.
Email support@eramit.me with what you were doing and what happened.