
Disciply
A business experiment that charge you for procrastination
I’m not really building a productivity app.
I’m testing a hypothesis.
What happens if doing nothing actually costs you something?
With Disciply, you set one daily rule for yourself.
Each day you check in: did it or not.
Do it → price goes down.
Skip it → price goes up.
No motivation. No streak dopamine. No promises.
This isn’t for everyone. I fully expect most people to hate it.
But I’m curious whether real financial friction changes behavior more than “encouragement”.
Would love feedback from people who’ve tested uncomfortable business models.
About
Most productivity tools forgive you for doing nothing. Disciply doesn’t. One rule. One daily check-in. Skip it, you pay more. Do it, you pay less. I’m testing whether consequences work better than motivation.

Comment