Every rep you've ever written, counted

Write your mantra 18 times a day and the numbers get big fast — 180 reps in ten days, a thousand in under two months. That work deserves a scoreboard.

The rep counter

Next to your journal streak there's a new counter: how many times you've written your current mantra, across every day since you started it. It ticks up live as you write. Tap it for the full picture.

Mantras are versioned now

Change your mantra and the journal starts a fresh count as v2 — the old wording retires into a history list with its dates and final tally. Tweak a word, or let dictation cut a line short, and it still counts toward the same version: we match the meaning, not the exact letters. And because the whole journey is reconstructed from what you've already written, day one of this feature already knows your history.

Milestones worth bragging about

At 100, 250, 500, 1,000 reps and beyond, the app celebrates — and hands you something to show for it: a share card sized for Instagram, TikTok and X, plus a ready-made caption. Saying it a thousand times is the practice; telling people you did is the fun part.

Dictation no longer gets stuck

Sometimes the voice flow would freeze on "Transcribing that repetition…" — usually right at the end of a session. Transcription now has a hard time limit on both ends; if it can't finish fast, it steps aside with a calm note and lets you re-say the rep instead of holding your journal hostage.