Morning gym
For the version of you who keeps re-buying gym memberships and not using them.
You already know you will skip the gym, miss the office, or blow the window. lock in pre-commits the next miss to a real venue, a real window, and a real penalty you set in advance.
Venue, window, ladder step, and next penalty stay on the surface.
Venue, schedule, window, and penalty ladder are locked in advance, when you are at your most honest about what you actually want.
Specificity lands harder than drama. $20 next miss, $35 the one after, $50 after that, chosen by you.
A confirmed check-in inside the window resolves the day. A clear miss schedules the penalty. Borderline goes to review.
Pick the venue, schedule, check-in window, and penalty ladder. The rule is inert until you arm it.
When the window opens, the app verifies that you are at the right place while the app is actively in use.
A confirmed check-in closes the day. A clear miss records and schedules the next penalty amount from your ladder.
For the version of you who keeps re-buying gym memberships and not using them.
For founders forcing themselves into the office before Slack starts.
For the marathon you keep telling people you are training for.
For the bar exam, the GMAT, or the side project that keeps slipping.
"I didn't suddenly become a morning person. I just stopped treating the gym like an optional maybe."
"The biggest change was clarity. I knew exactly where I had to be, by what time, and what it would cost me to bail."
"Streaks never worked for me because missing once felt like nothing. Putting money on it made skipping feel like a real choice."
Drafting a rule does not authorize anything. The card is only debited after the rule is explicitly armed and the window closes with a clear miss.
Weak indoor GPS, dense-city drift, and permission failures do not auto-charge. Borderline results hold for review before any penalty resolves.
Penalty amounts are user-selected from a defined ladder. We never invent the consequence. The maximum step is visible before the rule arms.
Location is checked only at the scheduled window to confirm you are there. We do not build a lifestyle tracking feed.
One account, recurring rules, review workflow, billing controls, and lifetime product access. Penalty charges only apply when an armed rule closes with a clear miss.
Penalty amounts come from the selected ladder and stay visible before each rule is armed. Monthly caps still limit penalty charges, and cap reductions wait 7 days once commitments are active.
A rule with no cost is easy to renegotiate. Pre-committing to a real number in advance makes the consequence visible before the excuse arrives.
Lock in donates a discretionary portion of penalty proceeds to charity. Lifetime access revenue pays for the product; penalty charges remain separate from product access and are not represented as a 100% charitable pass-through.
Drafting a rule does nothing by itself. Only an explicitly armed rule with a closed window can resolve to a charge, and borderline location results hold for review.
Weak evidence does not auto-fail the check-in. Borderline cases hold for review instead of being treated as clear misses.
Stronger edits can apply immediately. Weaker edits, place changes, schedule changes, window changes, and cancellation take effect after 7 days.
Yes. A public record can live at a shareable handle such as lockin.im/u/maya, with visibility controls for summary stats, active commitments, recent outcomes, misses, penalty amounts, and schedule detail.
The system keeps the rule details, reminders, location checks, review actions, and billing status needed to explain what happened.
Habit apps optimize for engagement. lock in optimizes for one event: were you at the venue inside the window.
You already know what tomorrow morning is supposed to look like. lock in turns that into a rule with a window, a venue, and a number before your future self gets a vote.