Private alpha · Android
Private alpha · Android first

Turn daily goals into progress you can see.

Choose your next step, make room to focus and see the effort you put in. Goals, focus and shared challenges in one Android system inspired by games and manga.

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  • Plan your next step
  • Make room to focus
  • Build goals with friends
Deck cockpit design with daily context, next action, attention controls and activity navigation. English interface shown.
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Illustrative data. The alpha experience may differ.
Plan your move · Make it count · See your progressIn private alpha

One first step

Where do you want to begin?

You do not have to use everything at once. Choose something that fits your day and explore an example.

One task. A clear next step.

For example: ten minutes of learning instead of “I should study”. See how the Today design gives an action a place and History makes progress visible.

Explore the Today design

These examples introduce the design. This choice does not create a plan or save data.

One connected daily system

More of your day. In one place.

From daily actions to focus, health context and strategy. LevelDeck is being built to bring these tools into one daily loop, where you choose what is useful today.

01

Daily commitments

Choose what matters today.

Use your Minimum to give the day a manageable set of commitments.

02

Activities & Solo

Make the next action clear.

Work on an activity or use Solo for a quick action when you have a moment.

03

History & streaks

Look back at real effort.

Review completed activity and notice your consistency over time.

Scope and availability are being refined in private alpha. Public pricing has not been announced.

Explore the daily system

One deck. Different ways to move forward.

Explore the cockpit and three parts of the Today design: planning, quick actions and your activity record.

English illustrative localisation of LevelDeck Today, with Daily Minimum and habit actions.
Today planning · localised design preview
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Today

What can I do next?

Choose a daily commitment, work on an activity or take a quick action with Solo. Turn an open-ended day into a concrete next step.

Choose one small commitment.

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Your first step can be small.

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More possibilities on one deck

Attention. Context. Room to grow.

Guardian, Health and Club broaden the LevelDeck idea: room to focus, a clearer view of your day, and progress with elements of strategy and play.

In development

Guardian

Protect attention for what matters.

Choose room to focus and rules for app access. Ostoja gives your attention practice a longer journey of growth.

  • Chosen apps and times
  • Gate, pause and essential access
  • Ostoja: lasting progress
Explore Guardian

Chosen apps and times

The design lets you choose the apps covered by your rules and when those rules apply, in line with your intention.

Gate, pause and essential access

Gate supports a deliberate decision to enter. The design includes a pause option and urgent access to essential functions.

Ostoja: lasting progress

Ostoja is designed to grow with your attention practice. Its direction is lasting progress, without punishment for taking a break.

Guardian is in development. This describes the accepted design; its behaviour in the app still needs verification.

In development

Health

See your day in a wider context.

A private observatory for energy, wellbeing, sleep and movement. A place for a brief check-in and a view of your own rhythm over time.

  • A five-part check-in
  • Sleep and movement in context
  • Trends and your own rhythm
Explore Health

A five-part check-in

Describe your current energy, perceived sleep, body, mood and focus. This check-in uses your own observations and does not require a wearable.

Sleep and movement in context

The design brings available sleep and movement sources together with your observations. The data shown depends on the sources available.

Trends and your own rhythm

Follow changes over time and your personal baseline. The design direction includes brief day, week and month summaries.

Health is being developed for personal observations. Sources and views are still being refined; the module is not a diagnostic tool.

In development

Club

Your people. Shared goals.

The Club design lets you invite friends, create challenges and work together. Personal goals, regular practice and chess also make room for your own progress.

  • Personal goals, series and medals
  • Friends and shared challenges
  • Chess: strategy and local play
Explore Club

Personal goals, series and medals

Create your own activities and goals: name them, set a minimum daily duration and choose a daily, selected-day or flexible weekly rhythm. Follow your consistency and achievements.

Friends and shared challenges

The design includes invitations, acceptance, a chosen circle and shared challenges. Choose cooperation, friendly competition or Solo; templates cover reading, walks and training days.

Chess: strategy and local play

A separate prototype offers three computer levels or two players on one device. Club integration with the app is in development.

The Club design is complete. App integration is the next stage.

Explore the whole Club

Modules being developed for the app. Each card explains the details and current stage.

One day, a connected direction

How your day could come together.

For example, you want to make time to learn. Start with how you feel, choose a small step and make room for it.

  1. Morning · Health

    A brief check-in helps you notice lower energy. You choose a lighter goal yourself.

  2. Your next step · Today

    Add 10 minutes of learning to your Minimum. You know where to begin.

  3. Room to focus · Guardian

    Choose your own app scope and focus time. Make room for the action you picked.

  4. Keep going · Club

    Review your consistency in the Club design, or practise strategy in the local chess prototype.

An illustrative example of intended module use. Their integration is in development; this example does not run automation or app features.

One small action. A visible next step.

Walk through a simple example of the daily loop. Choose a commitment, mark the example complete and review the result.

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Choose your small commitment.

Pick an example to see how one useful action can fit into the day.

Choose your small commitment.

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Several tools, one direction. Use what fits your day.

Built to feel different

A daily system with the spirit of a game.

The direction draws on video games, strategy and manga: a command deck, a clear next move and a sense of progression. The focus stays on useful actions in your own life.

Game-inspired progression

Small actions become part of a longer journey.

A strategic next move

Choose what deserves your attention today.

Manga-inspired character

A strong visual identity for a system you want to return to.

Product and visual direction, being refined in private alpha.

Different days. One daily loop.

Find your way to use it.

LevelDeck is being designed with younger users and adults in mind. Learning, work and personal routines can all begin with one useful next step.

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Learn something. Build a routine.

A page to write. A skill to practise. A small task to finish. Make the next step in a learning day easier to see.

02

Keep a busy day manageable.

Between work, home and interruptions, choose a useful Minimum and keep track of what you actually completed.

03

Bring consistency to your routines.

Make room for movement, a personal project or another daily commitment, then look back at your effort.

Beta age eligibility and any parent or guardian requirements will be confirmed before testing opens.

Built by Artur Dymerski

Bring the scattered pieces together.

LevelDeck is being built around a clear aim: bring capabilities often spread across separate apps into one useful daily system. Planning, attention, routines and progress should work together, with a visual world inspired by games, strategy and manga.

The aim is a system that feels worth returning to — and helps you choose a useful next move.

Help shape what comes next

Private alpha. Built, tested and refined step by step.

Help shape what comes next.

Tried the alpha, or just have a first impression? Tell Artur what feels useful and what needs work.

No public opinions yet. Future publication will require the author’s permission and Artur’s approval.

Be part of the next step

Help shape the Android beta.

Register interest in future Android testing and updates. A testing invitation or immediate access isn’t guaranteed.

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Testing eligibility, including age and any parent or guardian requirements, will be confirmed before invitations open.

The next chapter

Your goals. Your pace. Your people.

Club is for shared goals within the app design. A separate LevelDeck community will make room for questions, ideas and conversations about progress. We are preparing the forum and how it will be run.

Community and help

The forum is not live yet. Explore the plan and draft a topic without creating an account.

A few useful answers

A few useful answers.

What is LevelDeck?

LevelDeck is a daily system for Android, currently in private alpha. Minimum, activities, Solo and history form the daily loop. Guardian, Health and Club are in development, adding attention, personal observations, and elements of play and strategy. Each module card explains its current stage.

Is it only for adults?

No. The design has younger users and adults in mind, with possible uses in learning, work and personal routines. Beta age eligibility and any parent or guardian requirements will be confirmed before testing opens.

Is LevelDeck a game?

LevelDeck centres on useful actions in your own life. Video games, strategy and manga influence its visual identity and sense of progression. That direction is being refined in private alpha.

Why bring these tools together?

The aim is to keep daily commitments, actions, attention and progress in one connected routine. You can move from today’s context to a useful action and review the result in the same daily system. The alpha is refining that experience.

How does a day work?

Choose your Minimum, work on an activity or take a quick action with Solo, then review your progress. The day example also shows the intended use of Health, Guardian and Club; integration of these modules is in development.

Can I download it now?

LevelDeck is in private alpha, with no public download available yet. Joining the Android beta registers interest and does not guarantee an invitation or immediate access. This design preview does not send or save your interest.

What will it cost?

Public pricing has not been announced. Registering beta interest does not commit you to a purchase.

Will there be an iPhone version?

LevelDeck is Android first. An iPhone release and timeline have not been announced.

What happens to details entered here?

This design preview runs locally. The forms do not send or save details, and there is no analytics or advertising tracking. A complete privacy notice and real submission handling are needed before the live website accepts information.

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Your perspective matters

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English illustrative localisation of LevelDeck Today, with Daily Minimum and habit actions.

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