Action guide

Use a Template

Pick a starter, make it yours and check what was added.

2 min · Checked 2026-10-20

Platforms: Logit app and web

Template picker layout and personal-template features vary by account and release

Your private plan and its personal wording are separate from any named Circle membership or post.

Templates can start goals, habits, chores, recipes, workouts and lists. The unified list depends on your account and release; earlier Act layouts have goal and habit pickers instead.

Choose a starter

1. Open Act → Create in Act → Templates. Search or narrow by kind.
2. Open a card and review Make it yours. Check its name, dates, schedule, life area, Life Ring and What happens. You can pick several cards.
3. Review any existing practice it proposes to reuse. Reuse preserves its schedule and history. Give a repeatable achievement its own private name when asked.
4. Review each Circle’s named region and audience. Non-sensitive template joins start checked; untick to skip. Sensitive and support Circles stay opt-in. Previous declines, departures and archived memberships withhold the default. Membership does not share actions or journal entries.
5. Choose the button describing the additions, such as Add 2 habits and 1 recipe. Open the result in Act to check it.

Ask Loggy is another starting point. Something else offers a custom goal, habit, chore, one-off task, focus timer or your own template. Associate existing can avoid a duplicate.

What changes after saving?

The result is ordinary editable work. A practice can stand alone; finishing a goal leaves its practices running. A recipe or workout used on a day is not an achievement to mark achieved.

New personal work starts private; reused work keeps its audience. A shared Circle template is a copy of a particular version, separate from the work you make from it.

If this did not work

Keep an unclear result open and use Check saved plan or the offered recovery before trying again. Some actions may already be saved while an event is pending: recover the unfinished part instead of adding the whole set twice.

Next steps

Manage goals, manage practices, make a template, or check detailed options.