Toodday

Daily accountability, with teeth

Do it toodday — or it costs you.

Commit to a daily habit and put real money on the line. Check in on your scheduled days. Miss one, and your card gets charged the stake you set. No points. No streaks that mean nothing. Just skin in the game.

Your card is only charged when you miss. Nothing to deposit.

Your commitment

Write 500 words

Mon–Fri

On the line today

$25

Streak

14 days

✓ Checked in

The dashboard you check in on every day.

Three steps. Real consequences.

Toodday works because losing money is a stronger motivator than earning points. That's the entire design.

01

Set the stake

Pick a habit, the days you'll do it, and how much you're willing to lose per miss — anywhere from $5 to $50. Save a card. Nothing is charged.

02

Check in daily

On each scheduled day, tap to check in. Your streak grows. It takes one second, and it's the whole point.

03

Miss, and pay

Skip a scheduled day and, after a 24-hour grace window to dispute, your card is charged the stake as an accountability service fee.

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Your card is only charged when you miss.

There's no deposit and no balance. Toodday never holds your money. When you set a $25 stake, nothing leaves your account — it's simply the amount you'll be charged ifyou skip a scheduled day and don't dispute it within 24 hours.

Do the thing, and you pay nothing. Ever. The only way to lose money is to break your own commitment.

  • Check in on time$0
  • Miss, then dispute in 24h$0
  • Miss, no dispute$25

Honest pricing

The stake you set is separate from the price of the app. Start free.

Free

Everything you need to build one habit.

$0 / forever

  • One active commitment
  • Daily check-ins & streaks
  • Set any stake from $5 to $50
  • 24-hour dispute window on every miss
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What would you finally do if skipping cost you $25?