Before you apply

Questions worth answering plainly

Straight answers on the 40% weekly floor, the three-task ceiling, peer verification, lockout and reinstatement, seats, and what happens to your record.

What is the 40% execution floor?

At least 40% of the tasks you commit to must be completed and verified, measured as a 365-day rolling score and judged at every weekly seal. Come in below it at a seal and your seat locks. The floor is deliberately low — it is a threshold of seriousness, not a productivity target.

Why can I only commit three tasks a day?

Overcommitment is the most common failure mode. A hard ceiling of three forces you to name what actually matters, and makes the completion rate an honest number instead of a padded one.

Who verifies my work?

Your pod, plus an AI ruling on filed proof. Verification runs both ways: you must file two verdicts on your pod's proof before your own log unlocks for the day. Nobody accumulates verification debt.

What happens when my seat locks?

Commitments close. The breached weeks stay permanently in your record — they are never edited away. To resume, you petition your pod with a written pledge, which reopens the log with the breaches still visible beneath it.

What is the difference between Standard and Elite?

Standard is a bound seat in an eight-person pod with peer verification and the full record. Elite is a smaller pod with priority verification and mandate review at each 30-day checkpoint. Both enforce the same floor and ceiling.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Every commitment, verdict, nudge and sealed week exports to CSV or JSON from the record, and the full record can be moved to another device from settings.

How do I get a seat?

Apply with your identity, your 90-day mandate, and the stakes of missing it, then accept the floor. Pilot cohort seats are issued in limited batches.