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Logit gives you a private place to write things down, notice what needs attention, and choose one small next step. When support would help, you can bring in people you trust.
There are no likes, public scores, follower counts, or endless feeds to perform for. Logit is private by default and built for meaning and follow-through, not attention.
Yes. Daily journals, mood notes, and reflections are private by default. Nothing is published unless you deliberately share selected content, and you always see the audience and purpose before it leaves your notebook.
No. Logit is for private reflection, gentle routines, and trusted support. It is not diagnosis, treatment, cure, prevention, emergency response, or crisis support. If you may be in danger or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a qualified crisis line now.
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Yes. Export and account deletion are part of the product and stay visible from Settings and the public legal pages, because sensitive data needs real controls.
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Save and find one private journal event using a ten-minute walk.
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Record one moment and add a next step only if useful.
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Read the week and save one private reflection.
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Find a first task, a review or the Life Rings explanation.
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How private reflection can lead to chosen action, support, and another reflection.
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Ask for one entry, review the proposal and check what saved.
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Direct answers for first use, privacy, missing records, reminders, availability, and account controls.
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Find practical instructions, recover missing work, check privacy, or browse the complete guide library.
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Save one private record before exploring the rest of Logit. This example records a 10-minute walk ; use something that actually happened to you. You need to be signed in. If setup opens, complete its required profile det
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1. Open Reflect , then Add event . 2. Search for Write a note in the journal template picker and open it. 3. Write βI walked outside for ten minutes and noticed the trees.β 4. Check the date is the day of the walk. Set t
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- A required field is highlighted: complete that field and use the save control again. - The entry says saved but follow-ups did not finish: the event already exists. Open it; do not enter the walk again. The warning doe
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- Choose another way to log if typing is the obstacle. - Use the daily notebook to understand the view around your entry. - Profile and preferences explains what other members can see about your account.
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Choose one useful moment to record. You do not need to open every area of Logit each day.
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1. After a morning walk, save one private event with its actual minutes. 2. If a next step matters, create one task, such as βPut my walking shoes by the doorβ. Review the task before saving; writing the sentence in a no
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Google Calendar supplies read-only context; you choose which events become journal records. Workout imports and screen-time imports, when enabled, can create private events automatically under their own settings. Their a
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If an entry seems missing, check its date and current filters before recording it again. If a save says the event succeeded but follow-ups did not finish, open the saved entry; do not recreate it. Finding history has the
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Use a weekly review when looking back would help. There is no daily completion quota.
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Look at one week of records, save a short reflection, and choose a change only if one would help.
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1. Open Reflect β Insights . Select the week you mean to review and check its date range. 2. Before interpreting a quiet ring, open the week's journal records. Check whether relevant activities were logged, had minutes,
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- The review has little context: check the week and saved entries. A blank answer is not a finding about your life. - An activity is missing: use find and revisit before adding it again. - Saving says follow-ups failed:
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Begin with one private entry, or choose the task you came for. You want Read --- --- A complete first example Start with Logit A small recurring routine Your daily workflow Time to look back Your weekly review The model
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Notice what matters, choose a useful step, and get support when you want it.
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1. Notice the problem β Reflect: write what happened. 2. Find the goal β Act: choose an outcome or next step. 3. Get connected to a Circle β Connect: invite company if it helps. 4. Accomplish it together β Connect: use d
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Save one private entry Β· Understand Life Rings
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Open the Loggy tab and ask for one private journal event. Loggy can prepare a proposal; saving is a separate decision. You need to be signed in and have requests available. If Loggy is unavailable or you reach its allowa
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1. Type βHelp me log a ten-minute walk I took today. Keep it private.β Send the message. 2. Answer any question needed to complete the draft. Use the offered date or duration control when useful; choosing an answer does
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Use voice, use photos, or create an action. For evidence behind an answer, open Sources , then the named record. A limited search does not prove an event is absent. For journal searches, Load more sources continues the s
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For supported phone-assistant setup, status checks and handoff back to Logit, use Talk to Loggy. A spoken command is not proof of a saved change.
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Describe both the activity and its subject: βwatched a TV series calledβ¦β can select the media template with TV show and its name filled in. Review the form and every answer; details you did not supply stay open for you.
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The allowance shown in your account is the authority for remaining requests. Reading and confirming the same saved draft do not start another request. Resend last prompt starts a new request; select photo attachments aga
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- The request repeats a question: use its picker or edit the draft summary. Add am/pm if a time is ambiguous. - An answer has no source link: look for Source link unavailable and check the record in its owning area; do n
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The selected form needs those details. Answer the highlighted questions or change your template choice before saving. Loggy keeps the source description and your earlier answers.
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Yes. Choose Use Freeform for this entry , or explicitly ask βLog a freeform note: β¦β. Review the entry before confirming it.
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Choose your question: - Where should I start? - What are Life Rings? - Who can see my journal? - Did my entry save? - Will my draft appear on another device? - Why is a control missing? - Can I use Logit without AI? - Wh
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What do you want to do? - Save my first journal entry - Find a missing or unsaved record - Ask Loggy for help - Make a task, habit or goal - Check who can see something - Contact support You can also search a task or que
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- Start with Logit - Ask Loggy for Help - Choose Where to Start - Connect ChatGPT or Claude - Manage Loggy Memory and Privacy - Review Your Week - Talk to Loggy - Use Logit Each Day
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- Write a Private Journal Entry - Choose a Reflection Guide - Choose a Way to Log - Choose or Make Journal Templates - Connect Google Calendar - Connect Workout Data - Create a Journal Collection - Emotional Health - Fin
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- Choose a Task, Practice or Goal - Create and Complete a Task - Add a Recipe to Your Shopping List - Assign a Chore - Change Your Reminders - Choose a Goal - Choose a Habit You Can Return To - Choose One Next Step - Cre
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- Use a Circle - Create or Manage a Circle - Find a Practice Circle - Friends, Saved People and Feed - Keep Private Notes About People - Plan an Event - Quiet or Find Circle Alerts - Send a Circle Message
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- Glossary - Preview a Quest Draft - Start a Pack or Quest
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- Understand Your Life Rings - Understanding Balance - Set And Pause Life Ring Targets - The Logit Philosophy - Use Act - Use Connect - Use Learn - Use Reflect - Use Self - Your Balance Map
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- Deletion And Export - Devices, Drafts, And Sync - Explore Values And Personality - Find And Use Public Help - Find Missing Or Unsaved Records - Get Help From Support - Login And Account Access - Privacy And Data - Prof
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Read logged time, targets, and missing evidence without treating rings as a grade.
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See what counts toward each Life Ring and check the recorded evidence.
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Set daily or weekly time targets, choose a season, and pause or resume a Life Ring without deleting your history.
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Find the right place to write, act, connect, learn, or change your settings.
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Balance means choosing what fits your life and capacity. It does not mean equal time in every ring. Life Rings show recorded activity, not everything that happened; no ring needs to be full.
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1. Check the date range. 2. Check whether the activity was logged, which ring it used and whether an import is still syncing. 3. Compare the record with your circumstances before choosing a response. A quiet ring can mea
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- Recorded minutes: activity assigned to that ring in the selected period. - Target: a reference you choose and can change. - Future tasks and goals: intentions, not minutes already recorded. - Zero-minute observations:
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Read the ring model, adjust a target or check Insights. The Logit philosophy explains how reflection, action and optional support fit together.
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Life Rings show time you recorded as Connect, Act, Reflect or Learn . They do not grade your life. Self is your home base and has no ring target.
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- Life area: which part of life, such as Health. - Life Ring: what kind of activity, such as Connect. - App area: where you manage it, such as Reflect for a journal entry. A ten-minute walk with a friend could use Health
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Record time with Connect selected for connection with people. Sending a message or joining a Circle does not log time by itself. Joining a practice Circle is optional and does not share your plan or journal.
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Tasks and focus sessions can count toward Act when their recorded time uses that ring. A task can credit another ring: a call might use Connect, or study might use Learn. Choose an action to suit what you need.
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Record time with Reflect selected for reflection. A completion reflection can use another ring, so check its selection. Imported observations stay separate from your writing; an imported Screen Time total adds no ring mi
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Record time with Learn selected for learning. Reading a guide, browsing a catalog or enrolling adds no minutes by itself. You can log a book, course or podcast even when the Learn catalog is unavailable.
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1. Open Self β Hub and check the date range and target. 2. Open the entries behind the total. Check their dates, selected rings, minutes and any sync warning; missing entries or pending imports leave gaps. 3. Decide whet
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Understand balance or set and pause targets.
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Set targets that fit your week in Self β Configure rings . Changes can save as you make them; you do not need to leave the page to save.
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1. Wait for your saved settings to load. 2. Choose Connect , Act , Reflect or Learn . Self has no target. 3. Choose daily or weekly minutes and adjust the target. 4. Wait for Settings synced . If saving fails, use Save r
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Start from a season changes all four targets. Recovery Week lowers them. You can adjust each target afterwards. These choices do not automatically reset after seven days. Choose another season or change the targets when
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Under Pause a ring , choose the ring's Pause control. Use Resume to bring it back. Wait for Settings synced each time. A pause keeps the ring's target and history but stops suggesting that ring to work on. It does not pa
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An error is not a zero target. Retry loading before replacing settings you cannot see. Keep your changes visible and retry Save rings . Check the target or pause state and Settings synced before relying on another device
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Choose the task you need. The main signed-in tabs are Connect, Act, Loggy, Reflect, Self . Learn resources appear where enabled; Loggy helps across the app and is not another Life Ring. - Use Reflect: Write, import, or f
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Find a private reflection task, a weekly review or an explanation.
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Write, speak, use photos or connect a source.
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Write one moment, save it privately, and find it again.
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Add an entry, read a day or open your history.
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Choose photos of one occasion, review the draft and save.
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Name what you notice and add a small action only if it helps.
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Use four short questions to understand one moment without judging yourself.
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Review album entries and continue an interrupted import on the same device.
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Save filters to collect related entries, then organise them into tabs.
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Search saved entries, reopen drafts and check missing records.
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Find useful questions, star a form or create your own.
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Find private reflection, optional action, quieter targets, and safety boundaries.
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Read an older event and optionally add a private reflection dated today.
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Check a chart, its dates and the records behind it.
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Photograph a page, check the captured words and save the entries you choose.
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Write, import, find, and review journal entries.
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You want Read --- --- To save one private experience Write a private note To understand a feeling From a feeling to a next step To read a week and save a review Your weekly review To understand a chart or a quiet ring In
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Choose the input you have. A draft or connected calendar item is different from a saved journal event. You have Requirements and next step What is saved --- --- --- Your own words Write a private note; sign in, choose a
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Check the date, facts, minutes, life area and Life Ring. Keep unknown duration unknown rather than inventing a number. Check Visibility beside any sharing choice; neither a person tag nor filing into a journal grants acc
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If you are unsure whether an event saved, check the journal first. Retrying an AI request can create another proposal; selecting input is not proof of saving.
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Record one moment in your own words. You do not need to write every day or add a task.
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1. Open Reflect β Add event and choose Write a note from Common. 2. Write what happened. For example: βI took a ten-minute walk and felt calmer afterwards.β 3. Check the date, life area and Life Ring. Add the time you ac
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Try one question: What happened? What mattered? What do I need next? A few words are enough; βnothing to do right nowβ is a valid ending. For a guided form, choose a journal template. If typing is difficult, choose anoth
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- A field is highlighted: complete or correct it, then save again. - The event saved but follow-ups failed: open the saved event. Do not create it again; the warning does not mean follow-ups were retried. - The save fail
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Use All Time Journal to search, open Saved drafts , or find Revisit entries. Revisit is a private list without a due date. Edit the saved entry and save your changes.
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Start with a complete example, or reflect on an experience.
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Open Reflect to read a day and add an event. The notebook groups saved entries by life area; it is a view of recorded experience, not a checklist of areas to fill.
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Control or view Use it for --- --- Day/date navigation Read the day when the event happened Life-area tabs Read or start an entry in a part of life, such as Health or Relationships Add event Choose a journal template for
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An event can hold a date and time, life area, Life Ring, duration, written details, people and attachments. A life area names what part of life it concerns; a Life Ring names how the event contributed . Health can includ
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- Choose journal templates for questions, captured notes, repeated work references and your own forms. - Choose a way to log for voice, photos and connected sources. - Find and revisit an entry for filters, drafts and mi
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Keep the form open if saving fails: the note remains there with an error and save retry. If the result says the journal saved but follow-up updates did not finish, open that saved event instead of entering it again. Savi
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Use one photo or several related photos to draft one occasion. Review the facts before saving; Logit leaves personal meaning for you to add. You need the photo feature available in your account and version, requests rema
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1. Open Reflect β Add event β Auto journal . 2. Choose Open camera or Choose multiple photos . Select only photos from the same occasion; use limited photo access when your device offers it. 3. Optionally add What do you
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Your input Use --- --- One occasion, such as a walk or meal The steps below A photographed handwritten page Photograph written pages Several occasions or a complete album Import photo albums Speech without photos Speak a
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Only selected media and optional context are sent for processing. Your device originals are not changed or deleted. Similar-photo analysis may use one clear image, but every successfully uploaded photo stays attached; at
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- Photos cannot be selected: check device photo permission and limited-access selection. Try fewer images without granting your whole library. - A photo failed to upload: retry that failure or explicitly choose to skip;
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If your allowance is used, write by hand. Reading or confirming the same proposal does not use another drafting request.
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You can write βI feel overwhelmedβ without knowing why or deciding to fix it.
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1. Open Reflect β Add event , search for A feeling , and choose it. 2. Choose a feeling, Not sure , or Something else . Write what you notice; do not invent a cause or duration. 3. Check the date, life area, Life Ring an
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You want to⦠Choose --- --- Name a feeling A feeling (previously Mood check-in) Explore a difficult thought or reaction Thought & emotion record Record care you gave yourself Self-care Record a session Therapy or coachin
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Writing βAsk which deadline matters mostβ does not create a task. To create it, choose Add action in the reflection's Act section. Review the wording and optional date, then Save reflection and actions . New actions star
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Circle membership and sharing your entry are separate choices. Leave an unwanted Circle offer unticked. Neither is required to save a reflection or action. Find a dated action in Act on its chosen day. If it no longer fi
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If your reflection saved but action creation failed, open the saved entry and check Actions before trying again. Do not recreate the reflection. You can leave any question unanswered where optional, including why you fee
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Self-reflection means looking back at what happened, what mattered and what you might do next. A few sentences are enough; you do not have to find a lesson.
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1. Describe the moment. Write what you saw, heard or did. βI cancelled our callβ is more specific than βI never make time for people.β 2. Notice your response. Name what felt difficult, enjoyable or important. βI'm not s
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βI cancelled a call with my sibling because work ran late. I felt disappointed. This call slipped, but we had lunch last week. I'd like a predictable time to catch up, so I could ask whether Sunday suits us.β This is one
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Choose one: - What helped this go well? - What do I know, and what am I assuming? - What made the next step hard? - What would make this easier to return to? - What belongs to someone else to decide?
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Find one journal entry and read it. Save your reflection if you want to keep it. Creating a task or choosing an audience is separate; your reflection can stay private. For a regular pause, use Your weekly review. Choose
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Use the album importer for several occasions. Single-photo events and written pages have their own review tasks. You need photo drafting available in your account and version, selected-photo access, and processing allowa
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1. Open Reflect β Add event β Import a photo album and choose Import all photos in an album . If you opened single-event Auto journal, return to the album entry point to import several occasions. 2. Select the album, or
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Return to the album import screen on the same device and account . When persisted progress is available, choose Continue this album upload or Continue this album review . Completed batches are recorded before the next st
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Compare a proposed match with the existing event and its photo evidence. When offered: - Attach photo adds the selected photo to the existing event. - Merge events adds reviewed objective facts and photos. - The skip cho
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Symptom What to do --- --- Some photos failed Retry the failed photos or explicitly skip them. Earlier created batches remain queued. No continuation appears Check the same account and device. Saved events remain in hist
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A journal collection gathers matching events from your history. It shows the same originals, rather than making copies.
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1. Open Reflect β Journals β New journal . 2. Name it and choose filters, or start from an offered template. For example, Europe 2026 could match Place: Europe and When: 2026. 3. Review how filters combine: AND requires
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An event is the same original in every journal. Editing it updates it everywhere. Deleting a journal or view leaves its events in your history. Older Chapter links remain separate legacy records; creating a collection do
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Each saved view is a tab with its own extra filters, ordering and layout: List , photo Gallery , Map , or People . Change a view and save, or save as a new view . Search tabs by name. Reflection entries keep loading as y
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Group by day, month, year, life area, Life Ring, person, Circle, place, goal, type or label. A label prefix such as chapter groups chapter:1 , chapter:2 and so on in order. Map connects located events in the order they h
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Templates include trips, gratitude, people, year reviews and Bible study. Review everything before saving. A Create a β¦ journal? suggestion can prepare filters from your existing history. Not now dismisses it for this ac
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The event composer's Journals row can file one event into up to 20 journals . Personal filing is private. Circle filing is shared organization: eligible members can see and remove the filing, but removing it never delete
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Open Loggy from the collection to use its selected view as context. Limited searches are labelled; collection totals must not be replaced with whole-journal statistics. Review Journals when saving a new event. Editing ke
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A Circle's default journal shows events already shared with it. In a user-created person or group Circle, current members can add and refine extra collections and views. Applicable actions use the same filters; an unsupp
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- Empty or missing events: check the account, collection filters, view filters and date range. Retry a loading error and continue browsing older pages. - Private event absent from a Circle journal: check its audience. Do
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Find and revisit events for searches and missing-record checks.
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Search All Time Journal for a saved event. Searching, filtering and reopening do not change its audience.
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1. Open Reflect β List β All Time Journal . 2. Search for a phrase or open Filter journal history . 3. Choose the time, life area, Life Ring, person, Circle, place, label, goal or event type you need. Filters narrow resu
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Use Map for entries with locations and People for person-linked history. Missing coordinates mean no map pin, not a missing event. Viewing a map sends necessary coordinates to Google Maps. Old Tree bookmarks open Map. Wh
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Control Use it to⦠--- --- Save draft Explicitly save unfinished event details Saved drafts Reopen those drafts in All Time Journal Revisit this / Revisit Keep or find a private return-to list, without reminders or deadl
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The separate Drafts β Resume draft opens structured writing. Review Track , Cadence , Starter packs and Active template . Save shared setup or Refresh shared setup aligns writing and quest choices, not entry audiences. A
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Before entering a missing event again: - Check the signed-in account and the event's date and original time zone. - Clear search and collection/view filters. Try List if Map has no pin. - Check Saved drafts , Revisit and
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A journal template supplies questions for an entry. An Act template starts something to do; selecting a journal form does not create an action.
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1. Open Reflect β Add event and search for what happened. 2. Choose a form and read its questions. Write a note works for free writing; Describe what happened can ask Loggy to recommend a form. 3. Fill in the entry, chec
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Open My templates from the picker's management control. Choose New template or Make my own copy , then name the form, set its life area and Life Ring, and add questions. Description and default duration are optional; rev
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Copies give you your own form without another person's answers. Open it in My templates to edit. Archive template hides it without deleting past events; restore it there to use it again. Restore offers Undo . Changing th
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Use the same private title or reference across entries to follow related work. Names of clients or learners are optional. Linking a goal provides context without counting the same minutes again. Work starts with Act; rev
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Use Content work session , Content published and Content review under Career. Keep the content title and channel consistent; add links or observed response when useful. Logit does not publish your content or import audie
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Practice Work / review forms --- --- Freelance services Freelance work / Freelance review UGC and brand collaborations UGC work / UGC review Tutoring and workshops Tutoring / workshop session / Tutoring / workshop review
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- Template missing: search My templates and archived forms. Restore rather than recreate it. - Preview not saved: close the preview and save in the editor. Save a real journal event separately. - Required field blocks sa
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Record a feeling, or collect saved events in a journal. A collection gathers entries; it does not supply questions.
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Choose what would help now: - Write about one moment. - Explore a feeling. - Reflect without making a plan. - Lower or pause a ring target. - Mute, block or report unwanted contact. You do not have to turn a feeling into
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Read an older entry to notice what changed or what still matters. A few records can suggest a question; they cannot prove why something happened.
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When available, Reflect can show a photo-backed event you authored on this day in a previous year. It may originally have been private or shared. 1. Open the memory and read the original. 2. Choose Add today's reflection
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Ask one question: What does this record help me remember or choose? You might keep things as they are, rest, learn something, ask for support or choose one small action. Check dates, missing entries and sync before inter
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Find an older entry, or write a private note.
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Insights shows recorded activity over a chosen period. Check the underlying records before deciding what a chart means.
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1. Open Reflect β Insights . Choose Day , Week , Month , Year to date or Last year to date . 2. Check the displayed date range and unit. Compare equivalent periods. 3. Open the relevant journal history. Check missing ent
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What you see What to check --- --- Zero minutes No eligible minutes were credited. Imported Screen Time totals deliberately add zero ring minutes. Missing activity Was it logged, in this date range, with the right attrib
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These are illustrative logged minutes , not an ideal or recommended split. Life Ring Logged minutes --- --- Connect 180 Act 460 Reflect 70 Learn 90 A lower Reflect total might mean fewer entries were recorded. It does no
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Check the period, metric, account and filters, then retry the loading or sync error. Find the original entries. If the chart still disagrees, contact support with the date range and symptom, keeping journal text private.
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Save a weekly review if writing about the records would help. Period reviews in Journal can use your records and shorter reviews as context.
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Keep the paper original and review a private digital copy. A photographed page can describe several moments; a page break does not necessarily mark an event boundary. You need the photo feature available in your version
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1. Open Reflect β Add event β Auto journal . Choose Open camera , or Choose multiple photos for photos of the page you already have. 2. Compare the captured writing with the photo. Check especially dates, names, numbers
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When the written-page preview appears, Loggy β Add photos can read distinct pages before proposing event boundaries. Related passages can join across pages and unrelated moments stay separate. Compare each event with its
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- Unreadable text: take a clearer photo with the whole page in frame, or type the missing text yourself. Do not save a guessed transcription. - Only part of the page was read: retry the incomplete read; compare the compl
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Write, import, find, and review journal entries. Open Reflect or choose a task below. - Start with Logit: Save your first entry. - Ways to log: Choose how to capture something. - Daily Life Wheel notebook: Understand the
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Post to the right audience and review shared actions before taking them on.
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Save one relationship detail and revisit your own history with a person or group.
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Check the room, send your message and confirm its status.
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Review a regional community and choose whether to join.
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Connect accounts, save private contact details or read shared updates.
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Choose an audience, add people and check the saved room.
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Choose a date, review the audience and invite people.
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Mute a Circle or check why a notification did not arrive.
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Find people, messages, Circles, and events.
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Use Connect β Circles for shared conversation. For private notes about people, use your relationship journal instead.
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1. Open a Circle you belong to, or review an invitation and choose Accept / Decline . 2. Check the Circle name and audience before writing. 3. In Posts , write freely or choose Use template for prompts. Review the post b
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- Overview: the room's details and people; private relationship details are labelled separately. - Posts: Circle discussions, shared journal entries you may read, and your own private moments. Every card names its source
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A practice Circle starts events, journal entries made from it and templated posts with its practice's form, such as Recipe log or Workout. You can choose a different form for each entry or event. The owner of a Circle th
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Where offered, answer the Overview's weekly question with Did it / Partly / Not this week , then Check in . You can change it during the week. Your note stays private unless you choose Share my note with the room ; that
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Where offered, ask to pair with another member who also opts in. Waiting names are hidden and you can cancel. Your partner sees your name and weekly check-in, including its note , plus a direct chatβnot your private plan
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Choose Add to Act under From this Circle . Review the title, steps, schedule, dates and life area, then confirm Add to Act . It becomes your private copy; In your Act shows it was added. Older shares can contain a title
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Use Choose next step , review its name, life area, schedule and audience, then Create and share next step . It links to the discussion without publishing private history. Keep an interrupted result for retry rather than
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Mute for quieter alerts. Archive Circle hides it, but new activity can restore it. Non-owners can Leave Circle , keeping private entries and action copies while ending room access. Manage a Circle covers owner controls.
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Send a message or plan an event.
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Your relationship journal is private. Adding or tagging someone does not invite them, notify them or share an entry.
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1. Open Reflect β Journals β Relationships and select a person. To add one, use Tag people β Create Person in the journal composer. 2. Open About [person] , tap a value and enter a detail, such as a birthday. 3. Choose S
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The tab keeps private details, linked actions and your moments together. Use timeline, photos or map, and group by month/year where offered. Dates, contact details, notes, tags and custom fields are optional; only a name
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A family, team or business can have a group tab and private notes about people and roles. Events tagged with a unit also appear in the relevant people's history. Together can offer a group for people you often tag togeth
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Opening a person's journal never starts a chat. When eligible, the tab offers a shared Circle and names who would be added. Choose it only for a shared conversation; your private notes remain yours. A shared Circle has O
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Check the account, person/group tab, dates and filters, then refresh a failed load. Empty history is not proof of deletion. If private details saved but attaching the person failed, use that row's retry instead of creati
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Save or connect with people, or send a Circle message.
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A message goes to the Circle's audience; your journal stays separate.
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1. Open Connect β Circles and choose the room. Check its name and audience. 2. Write in the message box and choose Send message . 3. Check the message's status. An error does not confirm delivery. 4. To answer a particul
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Mute for fewer alerts. Archive Circle hides it from the usual list; Archived β Restore Circle brings it back, and new activity can restore it automatically. Archiving is not muting, leaving or blocking. Use blocking/repo
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Keep a failed draft/dialog open and use its retry. Check for the existing message before sending the same words again. If sending is unavailable, check read-only status and room access.
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Adjust alerts. Send account details to support privately, not a shared room.
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Join a Circle for company in an ongoing practice or support topic. Your goals, actions and journal stay separate. Discovery varies by account/release. If no suitable room is offered, continue privately or create a Circle
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1. Open Connect β Circles β Discover Circles . Search for a practice/topic and open its preview. 2. Review the purpose and regional audience. If needed, use current location or manual city/region search, then check the d
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When an Act practice or goal template offers a non-sensitive Circle, its join choice starts checked with the reviewed region shown. Untick it before adding the template to skip joining. Sensitive and support Circles stay
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Mute reduces alerts; Leave Circle ends membership while retaining your personal actions/journal. Moving does not transfer posts or membership automatically. Review a new region and leave the old room deliberately.
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Use manual region selection or retry lookup. Check membership before repeating an unclear join. Actions may already be saved while membership needs recovery; use that result's retry instead of creating them again.
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Use posts and shared work or change alerts.
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A saved person is your private record; a friend is an accepted account connection. Saving, importing or tagging someone does not invite them or share your journal.
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1. Open Connect β Friends and search by name, username or interest. Review the profile before sending a request. An email address uses a separate email-invite path. 2. Check its request status. Accept/decline incoming re
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1. Open Connect β Friends β Saved people β Import contacts . 2. Use phone contacts where supported, or choose a vCard (.vcf) / header-row CSV file. Declining device permission still allows file/manual entry. 3. Select pe
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Removing one archives it. Use Undo , or Saved people β Archived people β Put back . Details and journal connections return. Archiving does not unfriend or block the account. Your relationship journal keeps person/group h
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Open Connect β Feed . Search or filter by content/audience; filtering does not change who sees a post. Private to you , Friends, Circle and Public are different scopes. Public is a deliberate Logit audience, never your w
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Refresh requests or Saved people before repeating an unclear action. Check account and filters. A failed witness reply keeps its text/dialog for retry. An old Feed item does not grant continued access after membership/bl
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Send a message or understand Circle alerts.
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Use the management controls your Circle type and role offer. For everyday posts and shared work, see Use a Circle.
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1. Open Create Circle in Connect. 2. Choose Who can see this Circle? : Private means only you; Members means added/invited Logit members; Friends can be discovered/joined by your current friends; Public can be discovered
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Owners/admins can invite from Overview and review/cancel pending requests. A person joins only after Accept ; they can decline, and an unanswered invitation expires. Invitations do not reveal the roster. Non-owners can L
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Ordinary Circles can request a direct parent/subcircle link. Review the two rooms and content direction when requesting and approving. New links default from child toward parent; sharing travels one hop, never a chain, n
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The People roster separates private notes, Logit membership and shared Owner/Admin/Member roles. Tap a saved person's row for their journal, or its offered edit control for private details. A member without private detai
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Check audience, role and Circle type. After a failed invite, refresh Overview and check pending requests before sending again. Private details may save before attachment to the room: use that row's retry without making t
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Use the Circle or change alerts.
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A Connect event plans time with people. A journal event privately records what happened. A private planned event is visible to its invitees, not just you. If Connect says Events are coming soon , use a Circle to discuss
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1. Open Connect β Events β Plan an event . 2. Add an Event title , shared Purpose , Starts and Ends . Keep private reflection out of the purpose. 3. Review Audience : Private is for invitees, Friends allows friend discov
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Open the event/date and choose Accept / Decline , or Join / Leave for open plans. Use Reply in Circle for questions. Joining never shares your private reflection.
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Each date has its own Going list and waitlist. Organisers can set a maximum or Unlimited ; the creation default is eight. Going organisers count too. Join waitlist includes agreement to become Going automatically when a
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Choose the Event date first. Arrival instructions, agenda and checklist belong to that occurrence. Use All tasks / My tasks / Unclaimed , then I'll take this , Release or completion as appropriate. Managers can add/edit
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Where offered, open Session hosting β I canβt organise . Choose this session, a date range or until return, then invite an eligible replacement or Ask the community . An invitee must accept; volunteers need your approval
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Check Events for the saved title/date before creating again. If shared preparation saved but the private action did not, retry only the unfinished private action. Recheck occurrence and timezone after schedule changes. A
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Record actual time or a note in Reflect if useful. It can remain private even when the plan was public; follow-up tasks are optional. Decline/leave without a private explanation, or use reporting/blocking for unsafe cont
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Muting changes alerts, not membership or access. It does not delete posts or share private notes.
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1. Open the Circle's notification controls. 2. Choose full mute, or mute only announcements when offered. 3. Check the saved setting. A direct mention can still arrive through announcement-only mute; a fully muted Circle
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Open the relevant Circle for people, shared work and event updates. Open Self β Hub β Notifications for reminders and account/security notices. Official Logit discussions and support replies stay in Logit Social . Needs
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Open the exact event date from an invitation, waitlist or schedule-change notice. Joining a waitlist includes agreement to become Going automatically if a place opens; organisers receive relevant updates without exposing
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Check the in-app notice, Circle membership/mute, blocked people, Logit preferences, quiet hours and this device's notification permission. An old alert does not grant access after you leave a room. Use support if an aler
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Change reminder timing or block/report unsafe contact.
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Find people, messages, Circles, and events. Open Connect or choose a task below. - Friends and saved people: Connect with a friend or save a private person record. - Messaging: Send or manage a message. - Use Circles: Us
Read sectionTasks, habits, goals, routines, focus, and gentle next steps.
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Pick the kind of work that fits what you want to do.
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Set a rhythm, log a session and take breaks without losing history.
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Focus on one thing, then save what actually happened.
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Choose one action small enough to start.
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Create one finite outcome, then mark it achieved when it happens.
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Use a recipe on a cooking day and send its ingredients to a linked grocery run.
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Save one action and record its completion.
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Set up a supported watch, review Loggy changes and check Today.
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Ask one household member to accept a chore, or record an agreed saved-person assignment.
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Save reusable steps, ingredients or exercises, then use a fresh copy when needed.
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Save your sets, then check the saved exercise in your journal.
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Pick a starter, make it yours and check what was added.
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Check availability, grant limited assistant access and end it when needed.
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Speak a message, pause live conversation, or review a voice event.
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Choose delivery, timing and quiet hours for reminders that help.
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Name one outcome you can recognise when it happens.
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Start small and choose a rhythm that fits your week.
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Check reuse, named goals and optional community choices.
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Open a grocery run, tick items and check who shares the list.
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Manage todayβs actions, practices, goals, and focus.
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- Task: one action, such as booking an appointment. Create a task. - Practice: an ongoing habit or chore, such as walking three evenings a week. Create a practice or assign a chore. - Goal: a finite outcome, such as deli
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Still unsure? Choose one small next step.
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A practice is an ongoing habit or chore. It can support a goal or stand alone. If your Act layout has no Practices , use Habits instead.
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1. Open Act β Create in Act β Templates β Habits / Chores . Use Something else for a custom one. 2. Open its card and check the name, days, planned minutes, life area and Life Ring. Keep the achievements you want or star
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Tick the practice on its scheduled day. Review the journal sheet's life area, Life Ring and actual minutes, add any required evidence, then Save . A note is optional when no evidence rule requires one. Closing the sheet
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Tap Schedule to change its repeat rule and Planned window for preferred time and duration. Check selected days, timezone and any end date, then save. Life area and Life Ring can be edited separately. Carry-over allows th
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Pause takes a break; Retire practice removes it from your active routine. Both stop scheduling and reminders while keeping logs, goals and settings. Finite recovery breaks are available when you know the dates. Find it w
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Tracking type β Work location records Office / Home ; it is not device-location tracking. Review its timezone. Health workout type , where shown, selects which imported workouts match. Active matching practices can compl
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The practice shows active goals, next steps and achieved goals. Use Mark achieved when an outcome happens; preparation alone does not achieve it. You can add another goal or a one-off task without restarting the practice
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Check the date, timezone and filters; refresh unavailable tracking before logging again. If the journal saved but completion failed, use Finish with saved reflection when offered. An incomplete draft is not a completed s
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Choose a manageable rhythm, set reminders, or log exercises.
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Open Act β Focus timer , or Start focus on an action. In the Templates layout, Focus timer is under Something else . Use the controls offered in your layout.
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1. Choose a task, practice, goal or life area. Pick 15m , 25m or 45m . 2. Start the block. Use Pause and Resume for interruptions; pause and rest time do not count as focus. The usual rest is five minutes. 3. At the end,
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Minimize timer leaves it running in the app. Reopen it to continue; Adjust focus changes its target or settings. A successful pause saves a resumable record that the Hub can show. Use Rest / Skip to rest to end work earl
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Keep a failed pause or evidence save open and retry. Check the journal before making a replacement entry. Use Mark resumed elsewhere only if you really continued that saved pause elsewhere; it clears the prompt without s
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Complete the task when the work itself is finished.
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Pick something that fits the time and energy you have. After writing βI keep putting off the appointment,β try Find the clinicβs phone number . Stop there, or save Book the appointment as a task. You do not need a goal o
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Create the task, or compare tasks, practices and goals.
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Use a goal for something with a finish, such as Deliver a talk: Rust at scale . For an ongoing habit, create a practice.
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1. Open Act β Create in Act β Templates , or add an achievement from a practice. In an earlier layout, use Goals β New goal . 2. Choose a goal template, or Something else for a custom goal. 3. Under Make it yours , revie
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Where offered, a practice starts its first suggested achievement and keeps the others Up next . Marking the current one achieved starts the next; pausing the practice prevents a new start. Under Achievements , open Under
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Choose Mark achieved when the outcome happens and record its date. Finishing preparation tasks alone does not achieve an ordinary goal. Structured quests can have additional requirements. Unfinished tasks remain availabl
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Tap a displayed value to edit it, then choose Save changes . Leaving the page does not confirm a save. Status offers the available pause or cancel choices; a completed goal cannot currently be reopened there. Create anot
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Keep an unclear save result open. Retry, then check the existing goal before making another copy. Reusing a paused or retired practice does not resume it; choose Resume on that practice yourself.
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Choose a meaningful goal, add a task, or check template options.
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Use one Cook dinner practice, one cooking day and a grocery run. These controls need the enabled Practices, recipe and list experience. If absent, use your existing Act tasks and a separate shopping list.
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1. Open a cooking chore, or choose Act β Create in Act β Chores β Cook dinner , review its days and add it. 2. Under Coming up , choose Add it on the grocery-run suggestion. Or choose Link an event yourself and select Li
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1. Under Next 7 days , open the day's menu and choose Use a template . Pick a recipe. You can also keep recipes under the practice's Templates β Add templates and choose Use on a day . 2. Set Servings and check the ingre
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Cook dinner , Cook a meal and Meal prep start with five vegetarian recipes in rotation. Next up offers the recipe after the one last cooked. A skipped day leaves it waiting. Under Templates , choose Do this one next , re
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Move to another day moves unticked ingredients; ticked items keep their original record. Removing a recipe from the practice's templates leaves days where you already used it unchanged. Recipes can be searched or narrowe
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Check the event link is List run , its date is within the preceding 13 days, and it is not cancelled. Read the preview, refresh and check the saved recipe before adding it again.
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Shop from the list, make a recipe template, or assign the chore.
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Use a task for one action, such as Book the appointment . A goal or practice is optional.
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1. Open Act β Create in Act β Templates β Something else β One-off task . Earlier layouts offer Task / New task . 2. Name the action. Review its life area, Life Ring and any dates, then save. 3. Open the saved task in Ac
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1. Tick the task, or use Status β Done . 2. Review the completion journal sheet: life area, Life Ring, actual minutes, any required evidence and audience. A note or structured template can help but is not always required
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Tap a displayed value, change it and choose Save changes when shown. Do date and time is when you intend to start; Due date and time is a deadline. The Do time is used for reminders first, with Due as fallback. No date c
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A connected Google Calendar event stays read-only. Its Act detail can offer Open in Google Calendar , Refresh event , a private Goal link , Start focus and Log evidence . Its preparation tasks are private Logit work. Add
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Keep a failed save open and use its retry. A reflection and task completion can save separately: use Finish with saved reflection when offered, rather than writing the same evidence twice. Check status, date, goal and te
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Set reminders or choose a practice or goal.
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Apple Watch and Wear OS need the matching watch app and enabled setup. On your phone, check Self β Settings β Your watches . If it says the apps are not published or no setup is offered, wait for availability; these step
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1. Keep Logit open on the phone, open it on the watch and tap Set up . 2. Follow the one-time-code handoff. If the devices cannot connect, use phone Settings β Your watches β Set up a watch , select the watch type and en
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Speak your request, then read the whole proposed change. Edit dates/times on the watch or speak a correction. Press Approve only when it is right: saying yes, raising your wrist or hearing a reply does not save it. A spo
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Tap an item's circle to open Loggy's proposed completion and private journal note. Review both and Approve . Today updates after your account saves them; the first tap alone does not complete the item. Today β Notificati
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View today's or this week's four rings, using your chosen targets and the same calculation as the phone. Paused rings say Paused ; rings are not rankings or a life score. Completion can give one gentle motion/tap; reduce
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Cached Today is labelled. If approval has an unclear result, the watch keeps a request reference to check when reconnected; it does not automatically approve again. Follow recovery or Continue on phone before confirming
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The protected cache holds today's plan, request references and account/session informationβnot conversation text or notifications. Signing out clears it. Conversation history remains on Logit rather than being saved on t
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Check setup availability and the matching watch type before making a fresh expired code. Check network for stale Today or interrupted approval; use recovery before approving again. For missing speech, check Quiet respons
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Assign one chore to one person. A Logit member must accept first. For a saved person without an account, agree outside Logit and record it yourself. You need enabled assignment controls and a household or family Circle.
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1. Open the chore and tap Company β Who does it . 2. Choose the household, then You , a household member or your saved person. 3. Read the named audience and invitation explanation. Set Until if temporary. 4. Choose Ask
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After accepting, find it on your Act Hub or the household Circle's Act β Chores assigned to you . Tick it, review the journal sheet's life area, Life Ring and actual minutes, then Save . The chore is done for the owner;
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Open Who does it β You β Iβll do it myself . It returns to you from today and withdraws an unanswered invitation. Assignment never exposes the owner's journal or other practices.
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Check household membership, the selected person and any Until date. Pending, declined, expired or revoked assignments can explain missing access. Refresh Who does it before sending another invitation or recording complet
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Create a Circle or use a recipe on a cooking day.
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Open Act β Templates β Make your own , or Something else β Write your own template . If these controls are absent, use the ready-made goal and habit templates available in your release.
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1. Choose Start blank , Paste a list , or From something you have . You can also use Make a template of this on existing work. 2. Give it a name and choose the offered kind: a recipe/workout/list, a goal, or an ongoing p
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Paste text and choose Read it . Headings such as Ingredients or Warm-up help sort it. Check amounts, units and exercise targets. For an uncertain line, choose Make it a thing to get , Keep as a step or Remove it . Usuall
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Choose Use this template , then On a practice day , For an event or On its own . Review the preview before adding it. Changing a template affects future uses, not existing work. Archive it to hide it from pickers and res
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1. Choose Share with a Circle and select an offered household, family or group Circle. Community rooms are not offered. 2. Read What sharing does and remove anything personal from its name, summary or rows. 3. Choose Sha
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Keep a failed save open and retry. Restore them / Discard handles unfinished edits on this device, not synced drafts. If another device changed the template, review Load the latest versus Save mine over it before replaci
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Use a recipe or record exercises.
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You can log one exercise without a training schedule. Look for Exercise log in the journal's Health templates. Workout-day and history controls need the enabled Act experience; if absent, use the standalone template or w
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1. Open Reflect β Add event β Health β Exercise log . 2. Enter the exercise name and a row for each set. Add reps and weight, or the time/distance appropriate to the exercise. Effort is optional. 3. Check the date, minut
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On a practice's Next 7 days , choose the offered workout's Use action, or Use a template from the day's menu. Keep other workouts under Templates , including your own. The optional Six-day training week starter has push,
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Tick an exercise in a workout to open its log. Review the target and prefilled sets; Use last time's sets restores your previous set pattern. Adjust reps, weight, time or distance, add sets or effort if useful, then choo
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Open an exercise's history for its chart, equivalent table, latest note and session sets. Open a date to revisit that session, or Log exercise for today. History uses your Exercise logs across workouts, without storing t
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Keep a failed save open and retry. Check the journal before creating a replacement. Local kept drafts do not promise cross-device recovery; unavailable workout history does not mean a saved journal entry was deleted.
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Make a workout template or connect exercise imports.
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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.
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1. Open Act β Create in Act β 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
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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;
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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 t
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Manage goals, manage practices, make a template, or check detailed options.
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The public connector is not enabled by default. Follow setup only when Logit explicitly offers it to your account. A personal key cannot enable an unavailable connection. Use Loggy meanwhile.
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1. Open the assistant's custom connection settings: - ChatGPT web: Settings β Apps β Create , if your plan and workspace allow it. Developer mode or administrator access may be needed. - Claude: Settings β Connectors β A
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An assistant supporting a permitted custom connection can use the same URL and sign-in. In Claude Code, run: Then open /mcp , select Logit and Authenticate .
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For an available connection that accepts keys, open Self β Settings β Connected agents β Connect agent . Name it, choose an expiry and explicitly select allowed areas. Leave Allow additions and updates off for read-only
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In Connected agents , check connection dates, last use and allowed areas. Disconnect ends sign-in access immediately. Personal keys use Revoke ; Delete also removes their row. Confirm the action shown. Ending access keep
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- Sign-in handoff unfinished: wait, then use Continue with Loggy , Try again or Return to Loggy as offered. Failure does not mean connected. - Request cannot be checked: use Try again . Approve only when the page names t
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Open Loggy and use the microphone for a message, or Talk live for a conversation. You need microphone permission and available requests; type instead if voice is unavailable.
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1. Open Loggy and tap the microphone. Grant microphone access if you want to use voice. 2. Speak, then tap the microphone again to stop and send. It also stops after two minutes. 3. Read the reply. If it proposes a chang
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Talk live listens between replies and during playback so you can interrupt. Speak over a reply or choose Interrupt . Pause closes the microphone; close the screen to return to chat, or choose Type instead . Leaving Logit
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For a dedicated event draft, open Reflect β Add event β Auto journal β Speak a journal event . Choose Start speaking , then Stop and create draft . Read the transcript; use Try again or Review event . Check the date, min
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Where offered in Self β Settings , open the Siri or Google Assistant and Gemini section. Choose Enable , review the device prompt, then check status. Disable ends it; Retry status checks again. Denied access may need a c
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- Check microphone permission and whether another app is using audio. - Check the last reply or saved record before repeating an uncertain request. - Use Type instead if recognition or playback fails. - Follow the allowa
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Change delivery in Self β Settings β Notifications . Change an action's reminder time on the task, goal or practice itself.
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1. Open the action and tap its date or reminder schedule. 2. Choose the time you want, save and recheck the displayed time. Tasks use their Do time first, or Due time when Do is empty. Goals can have an exact Due time. 3
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Messages and System govern in-app/push choices; System includes task, practice and goal alerts. Those action reminders are not sent by email. Optional email categories cover social activity, Circle event reminders, summa
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Where Tell Loggy about your day appears in Notifications, turn it on and choose a time. It starts off, defaults to 9 pm and skips days when you already wrote or confirmed a journal entry. Automatic imports do not count.
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1. Check the action is active and its date/time is right. Date-only timing differs from an exact time. 2. Check timezone, travel, quiet hours and whether the time already passed. 3. Check Logit's delivery preferences, th
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A goal has a finish. βHave a short conversation in Spanishβ is a goal; practising Spanish three evenings a week is an ongoing practice. 1. Write the outcome in one sentence. 2. Choose a useful review date. Other people's
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Create the goal, or choose one smaller step.
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Choose something small enough for an ordinary week. It does not have to be daily. For example: βAfter evening tea on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, read two pages.β The cue gives you a starting point; reading more is opti
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Create the practice in Logit.
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For the shortest setup steps, use a template. Options vary by template and release; use those offered in your review.
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Choose Content creator in the habit/template picker. Name the private channel/topic and choose a posting rhythm. Its full starter adds a 30-day setup goal and creates the publishing practice only if missing. Another goal
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Available starters include freelance services, UGC/brand collaborations, tutoring/workshops, handmade products, photography/event services and newsletters/memberships. Name the private business/focus and choose a rhythm;
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Choose the relevant template and name this occasion, such as Give a talk: DevFest Builder Showcase . Review the steps and independent practice; keep only what you need. Interviews, workshops, exams, gatherings, launches
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- Search offered subjects/variants; choose starting, continuing or returning where shown. Separate subjects can have separate goal instances. - Review any practice reuse choice. Existing schedules remain; paused/retired
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Keep an interrupted request and use Check saved plan in the same account to recover saved actions and a pending event. Check the existing result before starting another. Reusing work does not reset it or silently resume
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Create or achieve a goal or review privacy controls.
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Open a run's list from Coming up on the practice, the recipe's day, or Lists and templates on the Connect event. Choose Start this run's list if needed. These controls must be enabled on your account. Set up a recipe and
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1. Check the run's date and household. 2. Tick the box beside an item. Undo appears briefly before the item moves down. 3. Use Add an item for extras. Check its amount and aisle, then check the saved line. Group by aisle
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Check the run and household before editing. Refresh or use the displayed retry after a failure, then check the saved list before adding the same item again. Missing access can mean changed household membership.
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Add recipes to a run.
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Manage todayβs actions, practices, goals, and focus. Open Act or choose a task below. - Action chooser: Choose task, habit, or goal. - Tasks: Create or finish a task. - Goals: Create or achieve a goal. - Habits: Pause, r
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Plain-language definitions for Logit terms.
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Term Meaning --- --- Life Rings Private balance signals for Connect, Act, Reflect, and Learn. Self is the ringless home base. Self Your home base for identity, privacy, settings, preferences, and ring configuration. Self
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- Find a task - Privacy and audiences
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Find your private ring summary, profile, preferences and account controls.
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Edit your profile deliberately, check what others can see, and choose the appearance, units, and time zone that fit you.
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Reflect on values or personality patterns, choose useful highlights, and save only those highlights to your private profile.
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Open Self for your profile, settings and private ring summary. Self is your home base; it has no ring target.
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- Hub: the four-ring summary and grouped notices. - Profile: your name, photo and optional values and personality. Profile and preferences explains editing, appearance, units and time zone. - Insights: recorded activity
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Editing your profile does not share your journal. Review the audience before separately sharing an entry. If a control says Saved on this device , do not assume the change appears elsewhere. Devices, drafts and sync expl
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Change your profile in Self β Profile . Change app preferences in Self β Settings .
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1. Tap the name, photo or other value you want to change. 2. Make the change, then choose Save changes . Cancel keeps the old value. 3. Use View profile preview , when offered, to check what other members can see. Your j
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Tap the time-zone value in Profile. Choose a zone or let it follow this device where offered. Check scheduled times when travelling. This does not rewrite all past journal dates.
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Open Self β Settings to change: - Appearance: choose an available theme or system preference. - Measurement units: choose distance and weight units, then Save units . - On This Day memories , notification delivery or new
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Keep the editor open if saving fails. Saved on this device means the account has not synced yet; wait before checking another device. Calculated totals and another person's profile are not yours to edit. Correct the unde
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- Explore values and personality - Change notification preferences - Check who can see your information
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Use these optional questionnaires to find descriptions that fit you. They are reflection tools, not diagnoses.
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1. Open Self β Profile β Self understanding . Choose Explore values or Explore traits . 2. Read the explanation and answer every statement. Use the previous and next controls to change an answer. 3. Review the suggestion
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You can edit saved values and traits in Profile or repeat the questionnaire. A new saved result replaces highlights from that questionnaire, not the rest of your profile. When leaving unfinished answers, choose Keep answ
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Keep the page open if saving fails and retry. Leaving can lose unsaved answers. Finishing the questionnaire alone does not save its result.
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Find privacy, recovery, safety, export, deletion, and support instructions.
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Compare journal audiences, Circle content, shared copies, profile fields, and household lists.
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Ask for help while keeping sensitive journal, message, and account details protected.
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Know the difference between taking a break, exporting data, and deleting your account.
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Choose Apple Health or Health Connect and check your first imported workout.
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Find the right control for remembered details, chat and answer ratings.
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Read your calendar in Logit and choose what to save in your journal.
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Connect when available or log a daily total by hand.
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Choose apps, set your rule and pause or turn it off.
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Check account saves, device-local drafts, unavailable controls, and safe recovery across devices.
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Search guide sections, navigate long articles, bookmark locally, and distinguish feedback from support.
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Check whether a save succeeded, find hidden records, and safely recover pending work without creating duplicates.
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Sign in, keep account access clear, and know where privacy controls live.
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Use mute, block, report, and support controls when contact or content feels wrong.
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Find missing workouts, understand automatic matches and manage imported data.
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Choose the help you need: - Who can see my information? - Did my record save? - Will my draft appear on another device? - How do I mute, block or report? - How do I export data or delete my account? - How do I contact su
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Check the audience before saving or sending. Joining a Circle, tagging someone or choosing a Life Ring does not share your journal.
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Item Who can see it? --- --- Private journal entry Only you, until you change its audience. A person tagged on your entry Tagging alone gives them no access. Personal task, practice or goal Your own record; an associatio
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A journal entry uses Private , one Circle , Friends or Public . Choosing another audience replaces the previous one. Changing an entry back to Private or leaving a Circle cannot retrieve screenshots or independent copies
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You can deny optional access and use the alternatives shown. Signing in does not turn on contacts, photos, health or location access. Access What happens --- --- Apple or Google sign-in Supplies account details and a req
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Before Loggy or an AI-assisted journal request is sent, Logit names Google, explains the content it will use and asks you to allow the request. You can choose Not now. Photos you selected may already be in temporary priv
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Yes. Choose Not now for AI processing and continue with private journaling. Selected photos may already be in temporary private cloud storage; discard the import separately if you want to remove it.
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No. After you enable it, Loggy can automatically save selected durable facts from your newest conversation turn. Ordinary journal saves, task completions and photo uploads do not independently enter Memory Bank.
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Turning it off stops future automatic learning and recall. Use Forget to remove existing facts, or delete your account to remove memories associated with your account. Requests already sent to Google may finish; queued m
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- Profile visibility - Export or delete data - Mute, block or report - Read the full Privacy Policy
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For app help while signed in, choose Message Logit Social . If you cannot sign in, need locked-out deletion, or have a privacy, security, legal or store-review request, email logit@logit.social or use public support.
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Logit Social also has a community board. Check the audience before posting; use email for private account details. If the support page opens an email draft, send it yourself. Opening the draft does not submit a request.
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- What you tried and what happened instead. - Device and app version, approximate time and the error shown. - Your sign-in method and account email, only if needed for a private account request. - The relevant person or
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Logit support is not emergency or crisis care. For immediate danger, use outside emergency or crisis resources. The public crisis-support directory lets you choose your country or region without signing in.
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- Sign-in problems - Delete your account - Mute, block or report
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Save any copies you need before deleting your account. Copy profile snapshot is not a full backup of your journals, messages or media.
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You want to⦠Use --- --- Leave this device Sign out ; your account stays. Take a break Pause a practice or mute notifications. Copy supported account details Copy profile snapshot . Stop a connection Disconnect that heal
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1. Open Self β Settings β Data & account β Copy profile snapshot . 2. Review the preview and choose Copy snapshot . 3. Paste it into a private file and save the file yourself. Closing the preview does not download a file
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1. Open Self β Settings β Data & account β Delete account . 2. Read what will be removed. You can copy the limited snapshot or sign out instead. A reason and feedback are optional. 3. Type DELETE , then choose Delete acc
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Disconnecting a health service stops imports; it does not delete existing Exercise Events. In Connected health data β Manage data , review exports and deletion previews: - Delete imported facts keeps what you wrote. An e
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An open email draft or confirmation screen is not a completed request. Retry expired sign-in when prompted. If cleanup is unfinished, follow the notice or contact support; do not assume deletion succeeded because the pag
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Connect the health service on your phone to bring completed workouts into your private Logit history. First check the status shown in Self β Settings β Connected health services . The available connection depends on your
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1. On your phone open Self β Settings β Connected health services . 2. Choose Connect Apple Health or Connect Health Connect , matching the service on that phone. 3. Read the setup. Choose exercise types, minimum duratio
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Private event creation follows the setting you reviewed. An imported workout can also complete an eligible occurrence of an existing matching workout practice when its activity and minutes meet the completion rules. Paus
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Symptom Safe next check --- --- Not available Use the supported phone and check the service status. On Android install or update Health Connect if the page asks. Use a manual event meanwhile. Permission revoked / Limited
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Disconnecting stops future imports and keeps existing journal events and notes. Reconnecting presents the consent and saved choices again, including a bounded While disconnected history option when supported. Review it b
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Chat, remembered details and answer ratings have separate controls. Personal memory is not enabled by default. Follow memory steps only if What Loggy remembers is available to you.
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You want toβ¦ Use --- --- Correct or forget a remembered detail What Loggy remembers in chat or Settings β Privacy Stop automatic memory updates and use Pause memory ; existing details remain available to inspect Remove a
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1. Open What Loggy remembers and select the detail. 2. Correct it or choose its forget action. Inspect the proposed change and choose Confirm . 3. Reopen the list to check the result. Use Pause memory if you want to stop
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Help improve Loggy is off by default. You can still rate a reply with thumbs up, thumbs down or Unsafe ; ratings stay in Logit while sharing is off. When enabled and available, Google Feedback Service can receive a ratin
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If a memory update is pending or uncertain, refresh the list and check the account before repeating it. Unavailable memory controls do not mean memory is active. Contact support with the symptom, keeping remembered detai
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Use Google Calendar as read-only context, then choose which completed events become private journal records. You need a Google account, a working sign-in connection, and calendars you are comfortable allowing Logit to re
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1. Open Self β Settings β Bring Google Calendar into Logit . 2. Start the connection, choose the Google account and read Google's consent screen. Logit requests the calendar list and events with read-only access. 3. Retu
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Item Meaning --- --- Connected calendar event Read-only schedule context; it does not receive ring credit just by appearing Saved journal event Your private record after you attribute and save it; sharing requires a sepa
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Disconnect from the calendar connection in Self β Settings , or revoke Logit's access in your Google account. Future reads stop. Your saved journal events, reflections and life-area choices remain. Account deletion remov
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- Sign-in did not finish: return to Settings and check the status before trying again. A closed Google page is not proof of connection. - An event is missing: check the Google account, selected calendars, date and connec
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No. Calendar context starts private. A reflection you separately share has its own reviewed audience.
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The calendar list and events, read-only. A request to create or edit Google Calendar events is not this connection.
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Open Self β Settings β Screen time to check availability. If import is unavailable, use the Screen time journal template and type the total from your phone's usage summary. Web cannot import phone usage.
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1. Open Self β Settings β Screen time β Connect screen time . 2. Review consent and grant Usage access if you want the import. Return to Logit; it checks permission again. 3. Review the history range: 7 days by default,
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Import depends on your installed build, permission and availability. When the Screen time page offers connection: 1. Open Self β Settings β Screen time β Connect screen time . 2. Allow Screen Time access when iOS asks. I
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One private event per day contains the daily total, pickups when reported and whether the day is complete, using your phone's time zone. Today's Screen time so far keeps updating until complete. App names, categories, we
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After at least seven complete imported days in the last four weeks, Logit compares a day with your own middle value. Within fifteen minutes counts as βclose to your usualβ. Weekly and monthly reviews can summarise record
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Open Reflect on today's screen time below an imported day. Answer any of the three prompts, or choose Not now for the day. Don't prompt for screen time stops the offer; restore it from the same card. Saving reflection ma
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Choose Screen time in the journal template picker. Copy the total from iPhone Settings β Screen Time or Android Settings β Digital Wellbeing , review the date and Private audience, then save.
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Disconnect stops imports and keeps history. The separate Delete imported days and the events Logit created choice removes imported facts and unedited importer-created events; edited events stay yours. Review the confirma
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- Permission needed: choose Open settings only if you want access, then return and Check again where offered. Revoked permission stops import without removing history. - No total: use Sync now , check the date, whether t
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Create a rule for selected apps on your own phone. Open Self β Settings β Screen time β App shields to check availability. Web cannot enforce shields; use a focus timer or phone controls instead.
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1. Open Self β Settings β Screen time β App shields . 2. Review permission. Android needs Usage access and Display over other apps ; iPhone needs Screen Time access in a supporting build. Android shields are available se
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Condition Apps open when⦠--- --- All of today's action items are done Today's listed tasks, practices and goal steps are complete The Life Rings you choose are closed Each selected ring reaches its target; Self has no r
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Choose Pause for 15 minutes , or Open anyway on the device shield where offered. Android reapplies it when the pause ends. On iPhone it may stay open longer: enforcement resumes when Logit opens or resumes, or at the nex
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- Permission missing: read the named permission and change device settings only if you want to grant it. - Still checking: open Logit and check the current actions or ring targets. Loading is not proof that an action is
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Read your Screen time, or understand Life Ring targets.
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Check the saved status before switching devices or deleting an app. An unsaved draft may exist only on the device where you wrote it.
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Item What to do --- --- Saved journal event or action Open it with the same account. A save can succeed while related updates are unfinished. Unsaved composer Finish it or use its keep-draft option. Do not assume another
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1. Check the guide's device note and your app version. 2. Check whether an update is available. 3. Use the guide's alternative, such as manual journaling instead of Loggy or an automatic import. 4. Contact support if it
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Check your account, save confirmation, date, filters and connection before recreating a record. Use missing-record checks. Keep unsaved work before resetting or reinstalling the app. There is no general promise that ever
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Open Help and search for what you need. Help search reads public guides, not your private journal or messages.
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1. Type a task or symptom in Search Logit help , such as workout missing . 2. Open a guide or matching section. On this page jumps to a section on phones too. 3. Follow the steps and check the result. A guide's action op
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Save guide , where offered, bookmarks the guide on this device. It is not an offline download or a bookmark that syncs everywhere. The optional helpfulness choices stay on this device. They are not a support request. Con
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Help, guides, blog, About, policies, support and account-deletion information can be read without an account. Your private app records are separate.
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!Help search linking directly to an answer. Public web help example, desktop Mahogany palette, checked 17 October 2026. !Guide contents on a phone-sized screen. Public web help example, Oak palette, checked 17 October 20
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Keep the current draft. Check whether a record already exists before creating another copy.
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Last result What to do --- --- Saved, with a record link Open that record, even if a related update failed. Reflection saved, task completion unfinished Use the retry that reuses the saved reflection. Do not write it aga
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1. Check Self β Profile for the original account. 2. Open the journal or relevant Act list. Check the date, time zone and filters. 3. Search for the title or activity and allow results to finish loading. 4. Read connecti
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Journal entries Β· Workouts Β· Photo imports Β· Task completion Β· Another device Β· Reminders
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Contact support with the device, app version, time and error shown. Do not send private entries, attachments, tokens or messages. Keep local drafts. Clearing app data, reinstalling or discarding a draft can remove recove
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Use the same sign-in method and account you used before.
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1. Open Sign in and choose the Google or Apple button shown. 2. Select your original account. Logit is for adults 18 and over; complete the age check if asked. 3. Once signed in, open Self β Profile to check that you are
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- Getting Logit ready does not finish: wait for the recovery buttons and choose Go to sign in . - Age check fails or times out: retry the same sign-in method or another supported option you already use. A failed check do
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Logit receives your name, email and an adult-status age range, not your Apple or Google password or birth date. Optional Google profile details can be edited or removed. Apple can hide your email. Contacts, photos, healt
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Tell support your sign-in method, account email, device and the error shown. Never send passwords, sign-in codes or private journal text.
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You can mute, leave, block or report without sharing your journal.
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You need⦠Use --- --- Fewer alerts Mute Circle or change notifications; you stay a member. Distance from someone Block person . To leave a room Leave Circle , where available. Owners manage the room's lifecycle separatel
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1. Open the person, Feed item or Circle post's safety menu. 2. Choose Block person or Report and review the confirmation. 3. For a report, give only the context needed to explain the problem. You can block first and repo
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- The control is missing or you are unsure what to report: contact support with a short description. - Your post, comment or message was not shared: check Self β Hub β Notifications for the status note before editing and
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Logit is not emergency or crisis care. Use outside emergency or crisis resources for immediate danger. The public crisis-support directory lets you choose a country or region without signing in. A time-zone suggestion is
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Use this reference after connecting exercise data. Apple Health works through iPhone; Health Connect through supported Android devices. Web cannot import workouts. Follow the status and permissions shown on your phone.
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In Connected health services , review automatic event creation, exercise types, minimum duration, manually entered workouts and the history range. Heart-rate summaries and retention are optional. GPS routes are not impor
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1. Open the service's Sync Trust Centre . 2. Check the last phone check, successful import, waiting records, permissions and any skip reason. 3. Use the suggested action, Sync now , or Check the last 7 days when offered.
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The Exercise Event offers optional reflection, energy and perceived effort. Not now leaves it unanswered; Don't prompt for turns prompts off for that exercise type on this device. Imported facts cannot replace your writi
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Existing active workout practices can complete an eligible occurrence when the day's matching imported minutes meet their planned duration. Sport-specific practices use matching workouts; general Workout can use all impo
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Other suggested task or practice completions need confirmation. A confirmed goal link adds evidence without achieving the goal. Credit these minutes to Act separately assigns the existing event's minutes to Act; it does
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When an import resembles a manual event, compare them in the review inbox. You can link them, keep both, ignore the import or use imported facts while keeping your writing. Where offered, undo the last decision, approve
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Open Connected health data to export records, sources, consent history and overridden values, or set heart-rate retention. Delete imported facts keeps the journal event and your reflection. Deleting both facts and import
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Read how Logit Social and Logit handle private journals, The Life Rings Letter newsletter, selected photo imports, Circles, connected services, connected assistants, account data, support requests, and your privacy choices.
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Effective date: 26 October 2026 (Australia/Sydney). Previous version: 20 September 2026.
This policy explains how Logit handles information when you use Logit Social from the App Store, the Logit mobile app, related web services, and The Life Rings Letter.
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Logit is a mobile and web app for private reflection, routines, goals, reminders, focus sessions, Circles, messages, check-ins, Circle events, and guided practice. Logit also publishes The Life Rings Letter, an optional editorial and marketing newsletter.
Provider: Logit, currently operated under the registered business name Logit by the ABN holder for that business name.
Privacy contact: logit@logit.social.
Mailing address: available through the privacy contact for verified legal or privacy requests.
Signed-in privacy controls: Privacy settings.
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We collect information needed to run the app and provide the features you choose to use. This can include:
Logit offers optional contact import from a supported phone address book, vCard, or CSV file. After device permission where needed, contacts are reviewed locally; only people you select and import are saved to your private saved-person records. Depending on the source, these records can include names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, dates, work details, selected file notes, and contact thumbnails. Importing does not contact or notify those people. Optional new-contact offers check when you open Connect and do not import automatically. Revoking device access does not delete records already saved in Logit. The app does not use background device location. Foreground location is optional, requested during onboarding only after you choose Use current location, and can be denied without blocking journaling. Every event place can be changed with Google Maps or removed. A photo you choose may contain precise embedded coordinates; exact photo coordinates remain a separate review choice and older photos never inherit your location during review.
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The Life Rings Letter is Logit's optional Tuesday-and-Friday editorial and marketing newsletter about balance, connection, tasks, goals and habits, reflection, learning, self-understanding, Logit features, research, and kind mental-health literacy. Newsletter content is general information, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Visitors can opt in through the unchecked consent control in The Life Rings Letter signup. We send a single-use confirmation link and do not activate a new subscription or address change until the inbox owner confirms it. We store the information needed to manage that choice, personalize the letter by the selected primary interest, prove the consent record, prevent duplicate sends, and deliver the email.
Logit enrolls existing Logit account holders in The Life Rings Letter on the basis of an existing customer relationship where permitted by applicable law and reasonably expected from that relationship. Express signup is our preferred basis. You can opt out at any time, whether you joined through the signup form or already had a Logit account.
Every newsletter includes a visible link to the unsubscribe page using a unique opaque identifier, as well as a mail-client one-click unsubscribe option where supported. If the link is unavailable or incomplete, you can enter the email address that receives the newsletter on that page. The page gives the same privacy-safe confirmation whether or not a matching active subscription exists. Unsubscribing stops The Life Rings Letter; it does not delete your Logit account or change service, security, account, or in-app notification messages. A preview or test-email unsubscribe page does not change a subscription.
A previously unsubscribed reader can use the resubscribe page to request a new single-use confirmation email. The existing suppression remains in place until that reader confirms. Addresses suppressed because SendGrid reported a bounce, block, spam complaint, or provider unsubscribe cannot be silently restored through that public flow; contact logit@logit.social after resolving the mailbox problem.
After an unsubscribe completes, you may optionally choose an anonymous reason such as frequency, relevance, or taking a break. The response contains no email address, account identifier, subscription identifier, or free-text comment and is not linked back to your newsletter record.
The Life Rings Letter is sent by Logit Social from logit@logit.social, and replies go to the same address.
Each issue offers optional 1-to-5-star feedback links. The Google Form link prefills the issue title and chosen rating but deliberately leaves the email field blank. Google may receive the issue title and rating when the link is opened or automatically checked by an email-security service; any email address or additional comment is shared only if you choose to enter it and submit the form. These links do not enable open pixels or background click tracking.
A newsletter-only contact may later create a Logit account with the same normalized email address. Logit links that contact to the account instead of creating a second marketing identity, and preserves any earlier unsubscribe.
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We use information to:
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Google Calendar connection is optional. If you connect it, Logit asks Google for read-only Calendar event and calendar-list access so you can choose which calendars to show in Logit. The current integration reads calendar names you can access and selected event details for the planning window you open, including event title, calendar ID, start time, end time, all-day status, event status, and location. Logit does not import attendee lists or event descriptions for the current feature.
Imported Google Calendar events appear in Logit as read-only calendar blocks in today's plan beside goals, tasks, habits, and focus work. The main purpose is to help you remember what happened, choose the Life Wheel category and Life Ring the event supported, start a focus block if useful, and journal or reflect about the event inside Logit. Logit does not create, edit, delete, move, or invite people to Google Calendar events.
While connected, Logit stores the Google authorization needed to refresh the connection, selected calendar IDs, sync status, and a short-lived cache of imported event details. If you save a reflection, the Logit journal entry can store the event title, time, location, Google calendar/event IDs, chosen Life Wheel category, chosen Life Ring, minutes, mood, visibility choice, and your written reflection as Logit content.
Google Calendar data is used only to provide and maintain the calendar planning and journal workflows you choose, plus related security and reliability work. We do not sell Google Calendar data, use it for advertising, use it to track you across other companies' apps or websites, or use it to train generalized AI models.
Logit's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
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Loggy and optional voice and photo journal-drafting features send the request content you choose, and any relevant Logit account content used to answer it (such as journal entries, goals, tasks, practices, Circles, events, or notification summaries), to Google LLC through Google Cloud Vertex AI Gemini. Before sending data, Logit explains the data, Google recipient and purpose and asks you to approve the request or a clearly scoped voice or assistant integration. The Android phone-assistant integration uses an ongoing, account-and-device-specific permission that you can turn off in Settings; older generic integration choices require a new opt-in. You can decline; the request is then not sent for Google AI processing. Selected photos may already be in temporary private Google Cloud storage; choosing not to analyse them does not undo that upload. Loggy sends your message, selected voice recording or photos when attached, and relevant retrieved Logit records so it can generate a response. Voice journal drafting sends your recording for transcription and an editable draft.
Camera Roll Time Machine, camera capture, and multi-photo journal import run only after you choose the photos and allow AI analysis. Logit sends the selected photos, available metadata (which may include capture date, camera information, and embedded location), and any written or transcribed context you approved to Google LLC through Vertex AI Gemini to prepare an objective, editable draft. Nothing becomes a journal event until you review and confirm it, and personal reflection starts blank. Google Cloud service terms restrict use to providing the service and say prompts are not used to train models without permission or instruction. Google may retain prompts for abuse monitoring, and Vertex AI may cache request data in memory for up to 24 hours. Loggy conversation history is encrypted and retained by Logit for up to 7 days; temporary photo-import workspaces expire after 24 hours. Logit does not use submitted content to train generalized models.
You can cancel an import, remove or reorganize proposals, edit extracted ticket/menu/sign/race-bib/certificate/program details, and choose the event place. A reviewed photo-metadata location, a foreground location captured for a new camera photo, a Google Maps override, a label-only place, and no location are distinct choices. Old library or album photos never receive your current review location automatically.
Cloud memory is a separate optional feature. If you choose Enable cloud memory, Google LLC receives the newest Loggy user message and reply, and limited clarifying context, through Vertex AI Gemini to extract up to five useful durable facts such as preferences, routines, constraints, relationships, long-term goals and lessons. Accepted facts are stored in your owner-scoped Vertex Memory Bank and retrieved to personalise later Loggy responses. Journal saves, task completions and photo uploads do not independently enter Memory Bank. Cloud memories can outlast the 7-day conversation window; they remain until you forget them, their explicit expiry is reached, or your account is deleted. Turning cloud memory off stops future automatic learning and recall and clears queued learning work. You can still inspect or delete stored memories; turning it off does not itself erase them.
If cloud journal summaries are enabled, the selected journal text and summary instructions are sent to Google LLC through Vertex AI after your permission. Requested summaries are saved privately in Logit. Google Cloud Model Armor can screen the input to an approved AI request for harmful prompts within that same operation. Turning cloud memory off prevents future automatic jobs; requests already sent to Google may finish, and Logit rechecks permission before saving queued memory information.
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Journal entries, messages, goals, routines, profile details, and social content can include sensitive personal information. You should only add content that you are comfortable storing in the app. Use privacy and visibility controls before sharing anything with other people.
Logit is not a medical device, healthcare provider, therapist, crisis service, or emergency service. App content is for reflection, routines, and social support. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you may be in danger or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a qualified professional.
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Apple Health and Health Connect connections are optional. If you connect one, Logit asks for permission to read completed exercises and only the related categories you choose. Apple Watch workouts reach Logit through Apple Health on the paired iPhone. Health Connect can contain exercise originating from compatible apps and devices, and Logit keeps available origin information so the source remains understandable.
When Logit's rollout controls require an eligibility check for Apple Health, Logit sends Apple's signed app transaction proof, a StoreKit device-verification identifier, and the signed verification nonce, when StoreKit makes them available, only with signed-in provider discovery, connection, import, device-state, and sync requests. When the check is required, the server verifies the app, build, receipt environment, proof age, Apple signature, and Apple device-verification value; when it is not required, the values are ignored and no binding is created. Viewing the provider list does not create an account-device binding. A connection, import, device-state, or sync change retains only an irreversible SHA-256 binding digest associated with your account so the same verified app-and-device binding cannot be used by a different Logit account. The raw proof, App Store transaction identifier, device-verification identifier, and nonce are processed in memory, are not stored as Journal or connected-health data, are not included in connected-health exports, and are not intentionally logged. Existing signed-in export, deletion, disconnect, and retention controls do not require this rollout proof.
Imported Exercise Events start private. Logit may store normalised exercise facts, provider/source identifiers needed to prevent duplicates, permission and consent records, import preferences, sync state, and the link between a provider record and your Exercise Event. Logit does not store a complete raw provider payload by default and does not write exercise changes back to Apple Health or Health Connect.
Heart-rate summaries are optional. GPS route import is not currently available and Logit does not store route payloads; any future route release will require separate consent and additional protections because routes can reveal sensitive places such as home or work. Imported health and fitness data is not sold, used for advertising or cross-app tracking, or used to diagnose, treat, prevent, or predict a medical condition.
Provider timing is not guaranteed. A new exercise may appear in the background, the next time Logit opens, or after you choose Sync now. A provider update refreshes provider-managed facts without overwriting your title, notes, reflection, tags, visibility, audience, or attachments.
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Connecting an assistant is optional. If you add Logit to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, or another assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol, you sign in to Logit from that assistant and approve, area by area, what it may read (for example your journal, plan, or Circles) and what it may add or update. The assistant receives an access credential bound to your account and to the Logit connection; it never receives your password, and no assistant can delete journal entries, actions, or discussions through the connection. You can also create a pasted key for tools that cannot sign in; the same area-by-area limits apply.
While connected, the assistant can call Logit only when you use it, and Logit returns only the information that call needs for the areas you approved: for example matching journal events, today's plan, or the Circles you can already see. Logit stores the connection itself (which assistant, when it connected, when it last used Logit, and what it may do), a hashed form of its credentials, and content-free records of each call (the tool used, the outcome, and timing). Logit does not store your conversation with the assistant, and the assistant's requests are never used to train Logit models.
What the assistant's provider (for example OpenAI or Anthropic) keeps from your conversation, including any Logit content it read or you asked it to add, is governed by that provider's privacy policy and settings, not by this policy. Before you connect, review that provider's terms for data retention and training. Logit's own assistant, Loggy, is covered by the sections above and always asks you to confirm changes inside Logit.
You can review every connected assistant and end its access at any time in Settings -> Connected agents. Disconnecting revokes its credentials immediately and it cannot sign back in on its own. Anything the assistant already added to your journal or plan stays in Logit as your content and can be edited or deleted like anything else. Deleting your Logit account revokes every connected assistant at the same time. Logit publishes the connection endpoint and its permission model for developers, and applies per-connection limits so one assistant cannot overwhelm your account or other people's.
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We use administrative, technical, and operational safeguards designed to protect Google user data and other sensitive information against unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.
No internet service can guarantee absolute security. If you believe your account or connected Google data has been exposed, contact logit@logit.social so we can investigate.
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We require third parties receiving personal information to provide the same or equal protection required by this policy and the applicable platform guidelines. We use their contractual data-protection and security commitments, limit the information shared to the stated purpose, and apply the user controls described here. Google Cloud processing is governed by the standard Google Cloud terms and Cloud Data Processing Addendum.
Notification Service and SendGrid deliver The Life Rings Letter from logit@logit.social. They process the recipient email address, first name, rendered subject and body, unsubscribe links and headers, campaign and template identifiers, and bounded delivery or failure metadata needed to send and troubleshoot the letter. Signed SendGrid events for bounces, blocks, spam complaints, and provider unsubscribes create or update a suppression so Logit does not keep sending to that address. Operational dashboards use aggregate subscriber, consent, suppression, campaign, and delivery counts and do not expose subscriber email addresses. Open and click tracking are disabled for this newsletter.
For adult eligibility, supported sign-in providers may share age-range eligibility signals rather than exact date of birth. These signals are used for the 18+ gate and are not shown on public profile surfaces.
Google provides OAuth and Calendar APIs when you choose to connect Google Calendar. Logit uses those APIs only for the read-only calendar integration described in this policy.
Google Maps Platform provides place search and place details when you look up a place for a journal event, and geocoding when you choose Use current location. Logit sends the text you type into the place search and, for a current-location lookup, the coordinates your device reports; it does not send your journal text, photos, or account identity. Your device's own operating system resolves the coordinates first β Apple on iPhone and iPad, Google Play services on Android, and your browser on the web β and a place is stored only with the journal event you approve. Logit does not request background location and does not build a location history outside the events you save.
Google Cloud provides private storage and Vertex AI Gemini for Loggy, voice drafting and photo-journal imports. Selecting photos can upload a private staging copy before AI permission is requested. Sending request text, selected recordings or photos, available metadata and relevant Logit records for AI processing requires your explicit permission for the stated request. Cloud memory requires a separate opt-in for ongoing learning and recall. Google Cloud service terms and its Cloud Data Processing Addendum describe its processor, security and data-use obligations. Google says it does not train models on this content without permission or instruction. Logit does not use submitted content to train generalized models.
Apple provides HealthKit and Android provides Health Connect when you choose connected exercise import. Samsung, Garmin, Fitbit, and other apps or devices may appear as an exercise origin through Health Connect. Logit does not offer direct Samsung Health or Garmin Connect access.
Shared-content safety checks use Google LLC through Cloud Natural Language for text and available transcripts, Vision SafeSearch for images, and Video Intelligence for videos. These services receive the content or private media reference needed to detect harmful content. Before these checks, Logit asks for a separate safety-processing choice. Allowing covers future shared-content safety checks for that account on that device; you can withdraw it in Settings. Declining keeps sharing unavailable while your private journal remains available. Reports may also be reviewed by Logit moderators under the moderation retention policy.
This release turns off Google usage analytics and performance monitoring and does not send crash reports to Google. Analytics and Diagnostics controls are unavailable and stay off. Earlier releases may have submitted usage events or technical diagnostics; those records follow Googleβs retention period. The app sends no custom analytics or diagnostic reports in this release. Operational service logs used to deliver and secure Logit remain subject to this policy. Logit does not enable advertising tracking.
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Some app features are private by default, and some are designed for trusted social use. Content may become visible to other users when you choose a social, friend, selected-friend, event, profile, or public visibility setting. Review visibility choices before posting, messaging, joining events, or sharing task evidence.
We may disclose information to service providers, when required by law, to protect the app and users, or in connection with a business transfer. We do not sell personal information, use advertising SDKs, or track users across other companies' apps and websites for launch.
Imported Google Calendar events are not shown to other Logit users unless you choose to include those details in Logit content that you share, such as a shared journal entry, message, Circle event, or support request.
Imported Exercise Events start private and are not shared automatically. If you later choose to share an Exercise Event, review its audience and remove any exercise, device, heart-rate, or route detail you do not want that audience to see.
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We keep information for as long as needed to provide the app, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, protect safety and security, and maintain backups or audit records.
You can request account deletion through Settings -> Data & account -> Delete account or through the public account deletion page. Account-linked data controlled by Logit is deleted through the full account deletion mechanism rather than partial anonymization. Shared records owned by other users may be preserved where needed, but references to the deleted account are removed where practical. Backup and recovery windows can retain deleted data for up to 14 days, and restored backups must replay completed deletion requests before use. Email support records and customer-email metadata may be kept indefinitely when support is handled by email. In-app support messages follow the relevant messaging feature retention behavior.
Newsletter subscription and account deletion are separate choices. We keep an active newsletter record while you remain subscribed. Pending verification links expire after 48 hours and are single-use. After you unsubscribe or a delivery provider suppresses an address, we retain the minimum consent, status, timestamp, event identifier, and suppression information needed to prove and honor that choice, prevent accidental resubscription, protect delivery quota and reputation, resolve delivery disputes, and meet legal or audit obligations. Anonymous unsubscribe-reason aggregates may be retained without subscriber identifiers. Deleting a Logit account removes the account link where applicable but does not replace newsletter opt-out; use the unsubscribe link or contact us if you want both choices applied.
Disconnecting Google Calendar clears Logit's stored Google authorization, selected calendars, and imported event cache so new Google Calendar events stop flowing into Logit. Journal entries or other Logit content you already saved from a calendar event remain in Logit until you edit or delete that content, or until account deletion removes account-linked Logit data.
Disconnecting a health service stops future imports and revokes local connection state. Exercise Events and your private notes remain in Logit. If a source workout is deleted, Logit marks the source as unavailable instead of silently deleting your event. You can separately remove imported provider records, and account deletion removes account-owned connected-health records subject to the backup and legally permitted retention limits above.
Disconnecting an assistant revokes its Logit credentials immediately and removes it from your active connections; the content-free connection records are kept only as long as needed for security and abuse prevention. Content the assistant already saved into Logit stays as your own journal or plan content until you change or delete it.
Google AI processing may include provider abuse-monitoring retention and in-memory caching for up to 24 hours. The 7-day Loggy conversation window and 24-hour temporary photo-import workspace are separate from optional durable cloud memories. Forget controls and account deletion submit deletion of owner-scoped cloud memories; pending deletion retries continue even when automatic cloud memory is off.
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You can ask for data access, correction, export, deletion, or privacy support by using signed-in settings where available or by emailing logit@logit.social. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, provider tokens, private journal entries, or message bodies by email unless support gives you a safer handoff.
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Logit is currently intended for adults 18 and older. The app may use provider-based age signals during signup. Do not use Logit if you are under 18.
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We may update this policy when the app, legal requirements, or operational practices change. Material updates will be posted on this page or communicated through the app where appropriate.
Terms
Read the terms that apply when you use Logit Social, The Life Rings Letter newsletter, private reflection, Circles, connected services, support, and public help pages.
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Effective date: 28 July 2026.
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern access to and use of the Logit Social App Store app, the Logit mobile app, The Life Rings Letter newsletter and signup, web routes, public pages, support channels, account services, notifications, Circles, messages, journaling, routines, goals, habits, focus sessions, events, Learn content, packs, quests, templates, creator tools, integrations, media, exports, and any related feature, preview, beta, API, website, or service that Logit makes available and links to these Terms (together, the "Service"). Some features described in these Terms may be preview, phased-release, region-limited, disabled, or planned for a future release. These Terms cover them when they are available to you, but they do not mean every feature is available in the current app build or store listing.
By creating an account, signing in, using the Service, joining a Circle, sending a message, uploading content, starting a quest, enrolling in a pack, publishing creator content, or otherwise accessing Logit, you agree to these Terms and to the policies incorporated below. If you do not agree, do not use Logit.
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These Terms include and incorporate by reference:
If a future creator, business, API, enterprise, beta, or partner feature has additional written terms, those additional terms will apply to that feature. If additional terms conflict with these Terms, the more specific additional terms control for that feature.
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Provider: Logit Social, based in Sydney, Australia. Verified legal, tax, payment, and store-account details are maintained in the relevant business and developer-account records and can be handled through the contact path below where required.
Contact for legal notices, support, privacy requests, safety reports, deletion requests, intellectual-property complaints, and store-review questions: logit@logit.social.
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Logit is private-journal first. It helps adults reflect, keep personal evidence, plan routines, manage goals, tasks, habits, focus sessions, reminders, notifications, Life Rings, trusted Circles, messages, events, check-ins, Learn guides, packs, quests, and related support loops.
Logit uses social features for trusted support, not public scores, follower pressure, likes, public streak pressure, shame loops, or crisis monitoring. Your private journal starts private. Sharing features should show who can see the content, why you are sharing it, and what follow-up you are inviting.
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The Life Rings Letter is an optional editorial and marketing email currently planned for Tuesday and Friday. It may include Life Rings and life-area ideas, Logit feature education, research or industry learning, mental-health literacy, and links to Logit or third-party sources. Frequency, format, and topics may change.
Visitors can join through the explicit consent control in The Life Rings Letter signup. New public subscriptions and newsletter email-address changes require the inbox owner to use a time-limited, single-use confirmation link. Logit enrolls existing account email addresses for directly related newsletter communication only where permitted by applicable law and reasonably expected from the Logit relationship. Do not submit another person's email address, use the form without permission, or interfere with signup, confirmation, or unsubscribe controls.
The Life Rings Letter is sent by Logit Social from logit@logit.social, and replies go to that same address. You can stop it at any time through the unique unsubscribe link in each email, by entering the receiving email address on the unsubscribe page when the link is unavailable or incomplete, through a supported mail-client one-click option, or by emailing that address. Processing is designed to be immediate, but a message already queued may still arrive. Newsletter opt-out does not delete your Logit account and does not stop service, security, legal, account, or other non-marketing messages needed to operate Logit.
If you later choose to resubscribe, use the resubscribe page and confirm the single-use email. Logit does not silently override an unsubscribe. Delivery-provider suppressions caused by a bounce, block, spam complaint, or provider unsubscribe may require you to resolve the mailbox problem and contact Logit before mail can resume. Optional post-unsubscribe reason choices are anonymous and contain no free text or subscriber identifier.
Newsletter research, mental-health literacy, exercises, prompts, and linked material are general information only. They are not medical, mental-health, legal, financial, or other professional advice, diagnosis, treatment, crisis support, or a promise of a particular outcome. Third-party sources and links have their own terms and privacy practices.
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You must be at least 18 years old to use Logit. Do not use Logit if you are under 18, if you are barred from using the Service by applicable law, or if we previously disabled your account for serious policy, safety, legal, abuse-prevention, or platform-integrity reasons unless Logit gives written permission.
You must provide accurate account information, keep your sign-in method and account recovery methods secure, and tell us if you believe your account has been compromised. You are responsible for activity on your account unless the activity results from Logit's failure to use reasonable care.
You may not create accounts for other people without permission, impersonate another person or organization, misrepresent your identity, sell or transfer your account, use another person's account, or use Logit to evade a suspension, block, safety limit, or legal restriction.
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Subject to these Terms, Logit gives you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license to access and use the Service for its intended purpose.
You may not copy, sell, rent, lease, sublicense, commercially exploit, reverse engineer, decompile, modify, interfere with, or create derivative works from the Service except as allowed by law or by written permission from Logit. Logit may update the app or Service automatically or require an update for security, compatibility, or feature reasons.
All rights not expressly granted to you are reserved by Logit and its licensors.
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You must not use Logit to:
Any use not expressly permitted by these Terms is prohibited.
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Logit is not a medical device, healthcare provider, therapist, crisis line, emergency service, safety-monitoring service, diagnosis tool, treatment plan, cure, prevention tool, or substitute for professional advice.
Content in Logit, including journals, prompts, routines, insights, quest steps, pack templates, accountability loops, reminders, notifications, AI-assisted drafts, and community replies, is for reflection, organization, learning, and support coordination. It is not medical, psychological, legal, financial, tax, home-safety, vehicle-safety, nutrition, fitness, parenting, caregiving, or other professional advice.
If you connect Apple Health, Health Connect, or another supported exercise provider, imported exercise facts are a personal record and may be incomplete, delayed, duplicated at the source, or changed by the provider. Logit does not verify medical accuracy and must not be used for clinical monitoring, emergency decisions, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, or prediction.
If you may be in danger, may harm yourself or someone else, or need urgent help, contact local emergency services or a qualified professional immediately. Do not rely on Logit, a Circle, a friend, a notification, a reminder, or a supporter for emergency response.
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"User Content" means anything you create, upload, send, submit, import, save, publish, display, share, tag, comment on, or otherwise make available through Logit. This includes journal entries, reflections, notes, Life Wheel content, check-ins, goals, tasks, habits, routines, focus evidence, messages, Circle content, feed posts, events, comments, quest journals, pack drafts, templates, creator content, profile details, names, images, media, attachments, reports, appeals, support submissions, feedback, and imported or connected-service context.
You keep ownership of your User Content. You are responsible for your User Content and represent that you have the rights and permissions needed to provide it to Logit and to share it with the audience you choose.
By providing User Content, you grant Logit, its service providers, and users who are allowed to see the content a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, store, process, reproduce, display, transmit, format, adapt, translate, analyze, moderate, secure, back up, export, and otherwise use that User Content as needed to operate, maintain, protect, support, improve, and provide the Service and the features you choose. This license is limited by your visibility settings, the Privacy Policy, applicable law, and these Terms.
For private journal content, Logit uses this license to provide private storage, retrieval, insights, exports, security, deletion, and features you request. Private content does not become public unless you choose a sharing or visibility setting that makes it visible to others.
For shared content, messages, Circles, events, feed posts, quest community content, or creator content, other users may view, save, screenshot, quote, or otherwise retain what they are allowed to see. Logit cannot control what other users do outside the Service.
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Before sharing User Content, check the audience, purpose, visibility, and follow-up. Sharing can include direct messages, friend-specific visibility, Circle visibility, event visibility, profile visibility, feed visibility, quest community visibility, creator-public visibility, support submissions, reports, exports, or future public/unlisted catalog options.
Do not pressure anyone to share private content, disclose wellbeing details, join a Circle, provide evidence, stay in a support loop, keep a habit contract, or continue a quest or pack after they set a boundary.
If Logit offers preview screens, audience chips, visibility labels, share sheets, export tools, or confirmation prompts, you are responsible for reviewing them before posting or sending content.
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Logit has no tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users. We may filter, reject, limit, remove, label, downrank, restrict, preserve for review, or report User Content when we believe it violates these Terms, the Community Guidelines, law, platform rules, app-store rules, privacy expectations, or user safety.
Logit may suspend, terminate, limit, block, mute, remove, or eject accounts or content when needed to protect users, prevent abuse, enforce policies, comply with law, preserve platform integrity, or respond to app-store UGC obligations. Severe or repeated violations may lead to account termination and future account-creation limits.
Users can report objectionable content, abusive users, privacy violations, unwanted contact, impersonation, rights violations, unsafe behavior, or platform abuse through in-app report controls where available or by emailing logit@logit.social. You must submit reports and appeals in good faith and must not misuse reporting, blocking, appeals, or support paths to harass, silence, or retaliate against others.
Blocking a user in supported feed, person, and message surfaces removes or hides that user's content from your visible feed or experience as soon as the app refreshes. Muting limits future notifications or thread visibility where supported. Some shared-thread, audit, legal, moderation, deletion, or safety records may remain visible to Logit or other authorized participants where needed.
For App Store UGC obligations, Logit targets review and appropriate action on objectionable-content reports within 24 hours where sufficient information is available, including removal of violating content and account action where warranted. Logit is not a crisis service and does not promise 24/7 emergency monitoring.
Where appropriate and practical, Logit may provide notice or appeal paths for moderation decisions. Logit may withhold details when disclosure would risk privacy, security, safety, abuse prevention, legal compliance, or platform integrity.
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Logit may offer Learn guides, templates, packs, quests, levels, challenges, creator workspaces, bundle releases, source content, enrolled-member copies, quest journals, pack enrolments, community-safe wins, evidence submissions, creator analytics, catalog search, recommendations, verification labels, and related Marketplace or discovery features.
Unless separate creator terms say otherwise, creators keep ownership of creator-authored content they submit, but grant Logit and enrolled members the rights needed to host, review, moderate, validate, publish, preview, distribute, update, copy, materialize, translate, display, recommend, support, export, and operate that content inside Logit.
Creators are responsible for their submissions. Creator content must not make unsafe medical, clinical, legal, financial, tax, home-safety, vehicle-safety, nutrition, fitness, parenting, caregiving, crisis, cure, diagnosis, treatment, or guaranteed-outcome claims. Creator content must not force social sharing, require unreasonable evidence, exploit vulnerable users, or bypass privacy, export, deletion, moderation, or support controls.
Marketplace publish and update submissions may be checked by content moderation before they are posted or updated. If moderation rejects the submission, or if moderation is unavailable and Logit cannot safely complete the check, the Marketplace content will not be posted or updated and Logit may send a notice in Self β Hub β Notifications explaining that it failed content moderation and could not be posted or updated.
Marketplace content cannot be shared with Logit Social as the target Circle or recipient. The official Logit author account may publish or share Marketplace items to supported normal-user audiences, such as selected users or broader audience modes if those modes are available, but Logit Social remains reserved for support, bugs, feature requests, account help, announcements, and official follow-up.
Enrolled members are responsible for deciding whether a pack, quest, guide, template, or creator suggestion fits their situation. Starting a pack or quest may create or suggest ordinary Logit objects such as journals, goals, tasks, habits, focus sessions, reminders, or reflections. You may need to review, edit, keep, pause, archive, leave, or delete those objects.
Pack and quest updates may change source content, cadence, reminders, evidence requirements, privacy defaults, social support suggestions, or materialized items. Logit may require enrolled-member review before material changes affect existing user-owned objects.
Logit may remove, unpublish, limit discovery of, or stop future materialization from creator content, packs, quests, or templates that violate these Terms or create risk. Removing source content does not necessarily delete user-owned copies, historical progress, shared records, exports, or records retained for safety, legal, audit, or operational reasons.
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Loggy and optional voice or photo journal drafting use Google Cloud Vertex AI Gemini. Before an AI request is sent, Logit names Google, explains the request data and purpose, and asks you to allow it. Choosing Not now stops the request.
Unless Logit says otherwise in an updated Privacy Policy or feature disclosure, user-submitted private content is not used by Logit to train general AI models. If Logit materially changes AI training, model-evaluation, provider, retention, or opt-out practices, Logit must update relevant policies and product controls before relying on the changed practice.
AI or automated outputs can be incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, unsafe, biased, or unsuitable for your situation. You must review and edit generated prompts, summaries, action suggestions, auto-journals, context labels, recommendations, or drafts before saving, sharing, relying on, or sending them. Logit does not promise that AI or automated features will detect emergencies, diagnose problems, moderate all abuse, or produce correct advice.
You may not use AI or automation with Logit to scrape data, generate spam, impersonate people, create abusive content, infer sensitive information about others, bypass safety controls, or train models on private Logit content without permission.
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Logit may allow you to upload or import profile images, journal media, message attachments, task evidence, GIFs, links, calendar context, map/place context, device settings, notification preferences, sign-in provider data, or other third-party-service information.
You must have permission to upload or import the content and to share it with the selected audience. Do not upload malware, hidden tracking, non-consensual intimate content, exploitative content, copyrighted content you cannot use, or content that reveals another person's private information without permission.
Third-party services, SDKs, stores, identity providers, calendar providers, map providers, media providers, notification services, analytics tools, support tools, cloud providers, and external websites may have their own terms and privacy practices. Logit is not responsible for third-party services that it does not control.
Google Calendar connection is optional and read-only. When you choose to connect it, you give Logit permission to use the Google Calendar access you authorize for the limited purpose described in the Privacy Policy: showing selected calendar events in today's plan and helping you focus, journal, or reflect about those events inside Logit. Logit does not create, edit, delete, move, or invite people to Google Calendar events.
If a third-party integration is disconnected, unavailable, rate-limited, misconfigured, or changes its terms, Logit may limit, disable, or change the related feature.
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If you send ideas, suggestions, comments, bug reports, feature requests, support messages, survey answers, or other feedback, you grant Logit permission to use them without restriction or compensation. Do not send confidential information, trade secrets, passwords, one-time codes, provider tokens, private journal entries, or message bodies through email unless support gives you a safer handoff.
Support messages may be handled by email or support tooling. Logit may retain support records for legal, safety, audit, operational, or abuse-prevention reasons as described in the Privacy Policy and Account Deletion page.
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Logit owns or licenses the Service, including software, designs, brand marks, logos, page layouts, generated public assets, documentation, templates, taxonomies, prompts, feature names, product flows, code, databases, and other materials that are not User Content.
You may not use Logit's name, logos, brand assets, screenshots, product copy, data, templates, prompts, or design elements in a way that suggests endorsement, misleads users, copies the Service, competes unfairly, violates brand rules, or infringes Logit's rights.
Logit respects intellectual property rights. Send copyright, trademark, or other rights complaints to logit@logit.social with enough information to identify the work, the allegedly infringing content, your rights, your contact information, and a good-faith statement. Logit may remove or restrict content and may terminate repeat infringers where appropriate.
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You must not probe, scan, attack, disrupt, overload, bypass, reverse engineer, or interfere with Logit systems, accounts, networks, providers, app-store flows, moderation queues, APIs, storage paths, signing keys, feature flags, telemetry, or access controls.
Keep your device, account, sign-in method, email, and recovery methods secure. Notify Logit if you suspect unauthorized account access, suspicious activity, exposed credentials, or a security issue.
Security research must be conducted only with permission and without accessing, modifying, exfiltrating, or disclosing other users' data.
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You can request deletion through Settings -> Data & account -> Delete account, the public account deletion page, or support if you cannot sign in.
Account deletion and newsletter opt-out are separate choices. If you want to stop The Life Rings Letter as well as delete your account, use the unique unsubscribe link in a letter, enter the receiving email address on the unsubscribe page, or contact support. Logit may retain the minimum consent and suppression record needed to honor an unsubscribe and prevent accidental marketing resubscription.
Deletion is designed to remove or anonymize account-owned data controlled by Logit while preserving other users' data, shared-thread integrity, audit records, legal records, moderation records, safety records, support records, backup records, store records, payment records, and operational records where needed or required.
Shared content, messages, Circle records, event records, creator catalog records, enrolled-member copies, reports, moderation records, exported files, screenshots, content retained by other users, and records controlled by third parties may continue to exist after deletion where allowed by law and policy.
Supported export surfaces may vary by feature. Some exports may omit media bytes, operational logs, moderation records, security records, internal notes, other users' information, derived analytics, or content Logit cannot disclose for safety, privacy, legal, or platform-integrity reasons.
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Logit may add, remove, change, suspend, limit, rename, merge, split, or discontinue any part of the Service, including preview, beta, phased-release, roadmap, AI, creator, marketplace, notification, integration, or community features.
Preview or beta features may be incomplete, unstable, inaccurate, rate-limited, region-limited, removed without notice, or subject to additional rules. Do not rely on a preview feature as if it were guaranteed, final, or permanent.
Logit may update these Terms when the Service, legal requirements, store rules, product scope, provider relationships, or business structure changes. The current version will be posted at logit.social/help/terms. Material changes will be communicated where appropriate. If you continue using Logit after updated Terms take effect, you accept the updated Terms.
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You may stop using Logit at any time and may request deletion as described above.
Logit may suspend, terminate, restrict, limit, block, or refuse access to the Service or any feature if we believe you violated these Terms, created risk, misused the Service, infringed rights, broke the law, evaded enforcement, abused support or reports, failed eligibility requirements, or if continued access would create security, legal, operational, platform, store, payment, or user-safety risk.
After termination, provisions that by their nature should survive will survive, including sections about User Content licenses, shared content, creator content, feedback, intellectual property, account deletion and retention, enforcement, disclaimers, liability, indemnity, disputes, governing law, and general terms.
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To the extent permitted by law, Logit is provided "as is" and "as available" without warranties of any kind. Logit does not promise that the Service will be uninterrupted, secure, error-free, complete, accurate, current, suitable for every person, or available in every region, store, platform, device, language, or feature configuration.
Logit does not control and is not responsible for User Content, creator content, third-party content, third-party services, user conduct, external links, app-store platforms, provider outages, network failures, or actions taken by other users outside the Service.
Logit does not promise that prompts, summaries, reminders, recommendations, packs, quests, routines, habit suggestions, focus sessions, Life Ring insights, relationship-support loops, AI outputs, media summaries, calendar context, map context, or creator content will achieve any outcome or be appropriate for your situation.
Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts, or modifies rights, guarantees, remedies, or liabilities that cannot be excluded under applicable law, including non-excludable consumer guarantees.
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To the maximum extent permitted by law, Logit and its owners, operators, affiliates, service providers, contractors, and licensors will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or loss-of-profit damages, or for loss of data, goodwill, reputation, opportunity, expected savings, business interruption, or emotional distress arising from or related to the Service, these Terms, User Content, third-party content, third-party services, account access, moderation, enforcement, deletion, AI outputs, creator content, or inability to use the Service.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Logit's total liability for claims arising from or related to the Service or these Terms is limited to the greater of AUD $100 or the amount you paid Logit for the Service in the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim. This limit does not apply where prohibited by law.
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To the extent permitted by law, you agree to indemnify and hold Logit and its owners, operators, affiliates, service providers, contractors, and licensors harmless from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses, including reasonable legal fees, arising from your User Content, creator content, commercial use, breach of these Terms, misuse of the Service, violation of law, infringement of rights, unsafe claims, or use of the Service on behalf of another person or organization.
This indemnity does not apply to the extent a claim is caused by Logit's own breach, negligence, willful misconduct, or liability that cannot be excluded by law.
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If you have a dispute with Logit, contact logit@logit.social first so we can try to resolve it informally. Include your account email if relevant, a description of the issue, the outcome you are seeking, and any non-sensitive evidence.
Subject to non-excludable consumer rights and mandatory local laws, these Terms and your use of Logit are governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia. Courts located in New South Wales, Australia have non-exclusive jurisdiction unless mandatory local law gives you rights to bring a claim elsewhere.
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These Terms are the entire agreement between you and Logit for the Service, except for any additional terms that apply to specific features. If any part of these Terms is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts remain in effect and the invalid part will be limited or modified to the minimum extent needed.
Logit's failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. You may not assign or transfer your account or rights under these Terms without Logit's written consent. Logit may assign or transfer these Terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, reorganization, sale of assets, change of business structure, financing, or by operation of law, subject to applicable law.
Headings are for convenience only. Translations, summaries, help copy, reviewer notes, store metadata, screenshots, and marketing copy do not replace these Terms. If there is a conflict between these Terms and shorter summaries, these Terms control.
For questions about these Terms, email logit@logit.social.
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