Earning
What each tick is worth
Tasks are worth their time at £20 an hour, so a 90-minute essay draft pays £30. Habits pay £4, £7 or £10 a tick, depending on whether you set them as Quick, Steady or Big.


My Stock
Everything you finish adds to your price, and anything you skip takes a little off. This is how each part is counted.


A ticked box is gone by tomorrow, so it's hard to tell whether this week went better than the last one.
Earning
Tasks are worth their time at £20 an hour, so a 90-minute essay draft pays £30. Habits pay £4, £7 or £10 a tick, depending on whether you set them as Quick, Steady or Big.


Missing
A missed habit costs half its value. A habit you do a few times a week only costs you once that week's target is out of reach, and a day with nothing in it decays gently.


Streaks
A day counts towards your streak if it closes up. Three in a row pays ×1.1, five pays ×1.25 and seven or more pays ×1.5, added at 23:59, and after a down day you get a recovery day to make the loss back.

Best days
My Stock keeps your top days with what made them, from the tasks and habits to the streak bonus. The weekly report breaks down any week you pick.

§The price itselfMy Stock
Your price is every one of those gains and costs added together, day after day. The chart reads it over six timeframes from 24H to All, and you can tap anywhere on it to see your price at that moment.


§Questions5 answered
No. It's play money, a score that moves like a share price.
Not straight away. The day after a down day is a recovery day, and if you make the loss back the streak carries on. Losses are never multiplied, only gains.
Idle days decay your price gently, so it drifts down slowly rather than all at once.
Yes. Anything made into a task, from a lecture to HireVue prep, is worth its time like any other task.
Only if you're on an exchange together, and then they see numbers. Task names only show if you choose to share them.
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