Just do your reps.
The simplest routine app there is.
Up to five things a day, on a ticket. Do one, punch it out. Tomorrow, a fresh ticket.
Free for 14 days. Then pay once. No subscription.
Go on. Tap a task below and punch it.Go on. Punch one. →
Wednesday
23 September
Five a day. That’s all you need.
How it works
Eight rules. We counted.
- 1Up to five things a day. Never six.
- 2Tap a thing when it’s done. A hole goes through the ticket, a chad drops out, and your phone goes ka-chunk.
- 3Things can come back every day, on weekdays, or on the days you pick. Or just today, once.
- 4Punched the wrong one? Take it back.
- 5Hold a task to change it or delete it.
- 6Miss one and nothing happens. Tomorrow doesn’t know.
- 7Punch the last hole and the ticket is stamped OKAY.DAY. That’s the celebration. There isn’t another one.
- 8Tomorrow, a fresh ticket.
Not included
Streaks. Badges, confetti, levels. Coaches and mascots. An account. Ads.
Not for
People with twelve things that matter every day. Good luck; this isn’t your app. Also anyone who wants to be coached. It doesn’t cheer or nag. It holds a ticket.
Price
Pay once. Keep it. No subscription bullshit.
Use it free for 14 days. If it’s for you, unlock it with one payment, and that’s the last time Okay Day asks you for money. If it isn’t, delete it. You owe us nothing.
One payment
€9.99, including VAT. Prices vary by country.
No subscription
Nothing renews. Nothing to cancel. Nothing monthly.
One version
No “Pro”, and it won’t turn into a subscription later.
Questions
Questions we expect.
Only five? I have, like, forty things going on.
Sure. Which five did you actually do today?
Can I have six? Just this once?
No.
Why five, then?
No study proves five. We picked it. What the research does say: small things repeated become automatic, and missing a day doesn’t undo it.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once and keep it. There’s nothing monthly, nothing yearly, and nothing to cancel.
Does it remind me?
No. It doesn’t nag you about your tasks. The ticket is there when you open the app.
Where are the streaks?
We took them out. To be fair, streaks work: an unbroken one makes people come back. But a broken one makes people do less, and life breaks streaks. We’d rather you had nothing to break. The long version: Why we removed streaks.
“Reps”? Is this a fitness app?
No. A rep is just a thing you do again. Brush your teeth, take the pill, read a bit. Nobody claps for reps. You just do them.
Why does my phone go ka-chunk?
That’s the punch. A sharp click, a second click 28 milliseconds later, and a thud underneath, all in under a tenth of a second. We built it by hand, because Apple’s built-in taps felt polite.
So it’s gamified.
There’s no score, no level, no prize. There’s a ka-chunk, and an OKAY.DAY stamp at the end of the day. We’ll admit to both.
Is this a to-do list?
Not really. A to-do list gets longer. This one stops at five.
Will it get new features?
Fixes, yes. A sixth hole, no.
Where’s my data?
On your phone. The app doesn’t send it anywhere.
Android? iPad? Apple Watch?
iPhone only, iOS 26.1 or later. The rest: maybe, someday, no promises.
Just do your reps.
Free for 14 days. Then pay once and keep it.