A habit prompt is answered in the two seconds after it arrives - or lost to the unlock, the app hunt, the scroll. The GrowthArc watch app exists for exactly those two seconds: raise wrist, see the thing, tap done.
Ships with the client iOS app on every plan. No extra cost.
“Two minutes tonight still counts. Tiny version, then bed.”
A day, on a wrist
The watch on the left is Sam’s. Every screen you’ll see is the real app - built for arm’s length, gloves, and the two seconds you actually have.
“Two minutes tonight still counts. Tiny version, then bed.”
Three habits with their pictures, one tap each. The run is already ticked - logged mid-cooldown without a phone leaving a pocket. Streaks in view, because the number is the story.
Steppers sized for fingers, a gold check to log. Scales are ten dots; yes/no is two buttons. Photos hand off to the phone’s camera in one press - because no Apple Watch has one, and pretending is how watch apps die.
A coach’s nudge streaks onto the face and opens: her photo, her words, one button. Only a human gets that entrance - the machine never takes the screen. That’s a design principle, not a setting.
How nudges are built →Every habit a hand-painted star over a field of dust; the journey riding the gold arc across the top. Due-now breathes and burns brightest. The guide line at the bottom always says what to do next.
The star comes forward with its detail and a milestone nudge, one tap completes it, the light ripples out - and it settles home as a quiet green point with its tick. Same write as any other completion.
On screen, and - if you like - read aloud once each evening. A day that gets named gets remembered. One tap mutes, and it stays muted.
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2sTwo seconds is how long a raised wrist gets before it drops. Every screen above was designed backwards from that number - which is why clients actually use it, and why a watch tap counts exactly like a tick on the phone.
Honest engineering
These are constraints we designed with, not around - because pretending is how watch apps end up unused.
The watch mirrors the phone. No second password, no second session to expire mid-workout, nothing to leak.
Photo readings hand off to the phone with one press - a notification opens the camera exactly where you need it.
watchOS doesn’t let apps read crown turns for input, so numbers use honest steppers that always work.
Out of range? Ticks queue and reconcile when the phone returns. A completion on the wrist is a completion.
The only takeover is a human coach. Everything else waits its turn in the inbox with the coach’s face on it.
Answers and the evening ledger can speak aloud; the assistant listens when you hold its orb. One tap mutes.
Questions
The watch companion ships with the client app on every plan. Fourteen days free to see it breathe on a real wrist.
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