오늘의 핑계 — 하루 10초 자기 디버깅

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About this app

When you're too tired to write a diary, but want to change.

'Today's Excuse' is a self-debugging app that takes just 10 seconds a day.

Every night, choose just one.

"What was the thing I regretted the most today?"

Procrastinated · Overate · Didn't exercise · Spent money · Was irritable · Couldn't concentrate · Did well · Other

The next day, the app brings up and shows you your past self.

"I regretted it for the same reason last Thursday, too."

"I recorded 'procrastination' on 4 out of the last 7 days."

■ Not an emotional diary, but a self-debugging log

- Record: Select just one of 8 options. Really 10 seconds.

- Retrospective: Me Yesterday · Last 7 Days · Me One Month Ago

- Patterns: Excuse Frequency Chart for the Last 30 Days · Last Month vs. This Month

- Streaks: Consecutive Days · Longest Record · Last 4 Weeks Calendar

- Challenge: 7-Day Challenge to Reduce Repeated Excuses to 3 or Fewer

■ Pressure-Free Habit Mechanism

The more consecutive records you accumulate, the harder it is to quit.

The goal is to help you discover your own patterns.

■ Two Aesthetics, 'Pop' and 'Neon'

Bright and vivid paper theme (Pop) and deep dark neon theme (Neon).

Switch with a single tap.

■ Privacy

All records are stored only on your device.

No server transmission, no account, no data collection.

10 seconds a day, debug yourself.
A self-debugging app to face your past self for 10 seconds a day. Just record one excuse and patterns will appear.
Updated on
Jun 28, 2026

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  • Committed to follow the Play Families Policy