Remove the friction.
Keep the thinking.
Learn is algorithms, chess and coursework, taught by showing the mechanism run and then asking you to run it. Life is work, training, money and a journal in one place. I built both because I needed them.
The decks are a fixed stage and need at least 1060×610. A phone gets request refused — open them on a laptop.
What it removes
The ordinary way, itemisedWatch it run.
Then run it from memory.
Four of those are bookkeeping. Only the last one was ever the point.
Two systems
One idea, twice- DSA decksLIVE
- Chess — WoodpeckerPRIVATE
- WorkPRIVATE
- IntakePRIVATE
- StrengthPRIVATE
- FinanceSOON
- AnalyticsPRIVATE
- JournalSOON
Everything on the shelves
8 modules · 1 openDSA decks
The algorithm animates beside the code that drives it, then stops mid-step and hands it back to you.
OPEN THE DECKS →Chess — Woodpecker
A book needs a real board and two tabs, one of them the answer you are trying not to read. Here it plays the reply.
Work
A to-do belongs to the day it was written on. A card does not. Modelling it as an entity rather than an event is the whole difference.
Intake
Thirty-three nutrients, each judged as a floor, a ceiling or a band — because the same overshoot means opposite things.
Strength
Every number drawn against the number it replaced. A total rises whether you got stronger or just did more easy reps; a difference does not.
Finance
Spending read as ceilings rather than as a running total, so a budget can be wrong early instead of only in hindsight.
Analytics
Every insight declares how much data it needs, and below that it prints what it is missing instead of a confident-looking chart.
Journal
Typed on a phone in the time it takes to remember it, parsed into the same entities as everything else.
I am not claiming the material. Striver's sheet is Striver's, and the chess comes from a book I own. What is mine is the way of getting through them — and it exists because doing it the ordinary way kept costing me the part I actually wanted to spend on thinking.