
Solo plan · a plan you do alone
Go all the way with your supporters' cheers
Doing it alone doesn't mean being alone. Invite a close friend as your supporter and keep going with their cheers.
The plan-keeping app, with AI by your side
Resolutions fade when you go it alone. With cheers from supporters, a crew walking beside you, and an AI that reads your progress, turn every plan into daily action.

Today's AI advice
You've been missing Thursdays. How about a quick 15-minute walk after lunch today?
ZAKSIMI

Solo plan · a plan you do alone
Doing it alone doesn't mean being alone. Invite a close friend as your supporter and keep going with their cheers.

Group plan · a plan you do together
Take on the same plan with a crew and cheer each other on. Your crew's actions and cheers boost your own follow-through.
Why Zaksimi
Quitting after three days isn't a willpower problem.
Research points to five conditions that keep people going — Zaksimi builds all five into how the app works.
Goals set because someone told you to, or to save face, tend to fade; goals you truly want tend to last. In a study that followed college students pursuing their goals over a semester, those whose goals matched their own values kept up more effort all term, achieved more, and felt more satisfied afterward. Psychologists call these 'self-concordant goals.'
Source: Sheldon & Elliot (1999), J. Personality and Social Psychology
More sustained effort
when it's your own why, not someone else's → more achieved → more satisfaction
In Zaksimi
When athletes tell themselves short phrases like "You've got this" or "Reach all the way" — self-talk — it can lift their performance. Pooling 32 studies on the topic, researchers found that without self-talk 50 in 100 people beat the average, but with self-talk 68 in 100 did — and 79 in 100 when the phrases were chosen and practiced in advance.
Source: Hatzigeorgiadis et al. (2011), Perspectives on Psychological Science
Above-average results
people who beat the average result of those without self-talk (out of 100)
| No self-talk | 50 | 50% · the average of people without self-talk is the baseline |
|---|---|---|
| Self-talk | 68 | 68% · effect size 0.48 |
| Practiced self-talk | 79 | 79% · effect size 0.80 |
In Zaksimi
Helping people regularly ask "How far have I come?" after setting a goal made them more likely to reach it — that's the finding across 138 randomized studies with about 20,000 people. The effect was bigger when progress was written down rather than just kept in mind, and bigger still when it was shared with others.
Higher goal attainment
the effect was larger when people shared their progress than when they only checked it themselves
Checked alone
Shared with othersBigger effectIn Zaksimi
A weight-loss study compared people who signed up alone with people who came with three friends or family members. In the group that came with friends and did team support activities plus a team maintenance challenge, 66% kept their weight off in full for six months after the program ended — versus just 24% of those who came alone. Another experiment found that even working apart, just feeling 'we're in this together' made people stick with a hard task 48% longer.
Source: Wing & Jeffery (1999), J. Consulting and Clinical Psychology · Carr & Walton (2014), J. Experimental Social Psychology
Results kept: 24% → 66%
Alone, standard program vs with friends, mutual-support program (6-month weight-loss maintenance)
In Zaksimi
Going beyond checking progress — getting feedback and deciding what to do next — made a bigger difference. Across 138 randomized studies, adding feedback or a next-step action plan to monitoring made goal attainment effects larger. Another analysis of 122 studies with about 45,000 people also found that programs using goal review or feedback were more effective.
Source: Harkin et al. (2016), Psychological Bulletin · Michie et al. (2009), Health Psychology
Feedback changes tomorrow
goal attainment effects were larger when people got feedback and set a next step than when they only checked progress
In Zaksimi
The studies above are general research on goal attainment; they did not measure the effect of using Zaksimi. The life-goal study involved U.S. college students, the self-talk study sports tasks, the supporter study mostly health-related goals, the togetherness studies a weight-loss program and laboratory tasks, and the review studies mostly health goals such as physical activity and diet.
Plan → Act → Review, one loop
The five conditions above don't work alone — they turn as one loop. Set each plan by your life goal, act with joy amid cheers, and review to make your next plan stronger. Every turn of the loop helps you move a step closer to your life goal.
Take on challenges aligned with your life goal, with motivation to keep going
Your action slogan keeps you steady, and lively cheers from supporters and crew make acting fun
Check your results in practice stats, and AI helps shape your next plan against your life goal
Take on challenges aligned with your life goal, with motivation to keep going
Your action slogan keeps you steady, and lively cheers from supporters and crew make acting fun
Check your results in practice stats, and AI helps shape your next plan against your life goal
AI insights
Zaksimi's AI reads your plans, action records and life goal, then writes what fits you right now — from today's to-do to a look back at a finished plan, it's with you at every step.
Today
Thursday, October 16
Today's quote
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
AI advice
Walk 30 min daily · Exercise & Health
You missed two Thursdays in the past three weeks — Thursdays tend to be your late-work days.
Try a 15-minute loop around the office after lunch today. Even half keeps your streak alive
Today screen
Reads the records of your plans in progress and suggests what to do today.
AI sampleThursdays keep slipping. Try doing just 10 minutes before you leave work today.
Stats › Check-up
Looks at how your rate has moved, the weekday you tend to miss and how far you are from your target, then suggests what to do next.
AI sampleYou kept 64% of planned days. Going from 4 to 3 times a week would make your streak easier to keep.
Stats › Overall check
Looks back at finished plans by area and sums up results, patterns and what to carry forward.
AI sampleIn Exercise, your group plans with a crew had higher rates than your solo plans.
Stats › Life goal
Looks at how closely your plans connect to your life goal and how balanced they are across areas.
AI sampleMost of your plans focus on health and growth. Consider adding a small plan for family.
AI-written text is for reference only. AI insights use your plan details, action stats, age range, gender and life goal — never your action notes, chats or cheers. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Plans managed by action rate
Zaksimi doesn't ask for "never miss a day" — it looks at how many times you followed through by the end. You set your own target rate, do at least one thing, and the app helps you start again after a missed day.
Missed a few days, still above the target rate
The goal is a rate, not perfection
You choose your target rate. Start with the default 80% and you set out with room to rest
One beats zero
Reminders arrive before you forget, and your slogan and quote keep you steady. One page, ten minutes — it all counts
A missed day is a small dent, not the end
When the day ends you see how it went, and cheers from supporters and crew lift you back up
Resting is fine. Just pick it up tomorrow
AI points out where you wobbled and suggests what you can manage today
The goal is a rate, not perfection
You choose your target rate. Start with the default 80% and you set out with room to rest
One beats zero
Reminders arrive before you forget, and your slogan and quote keep you steady. One page, ten minutes — it all counts
A missed day is a small dent, not the end
When the day ends you see how it went, and cheers from supporters and crew lift you back up
Resting is fine. Just pick it up tomorrow
AI points out where you wobbled and suggests what you can manage today
Decide how you'll do it
Period
Nov 2 – Jan 8
Repeats
Weekly
30 sessions
Set a start and end date, then choose how it repeats — every day, on set weekdays, or on set days of the month. You can skip a day or add one, too.
Target rate
24 of 30 sessions
Set a target like "24 of 30 sessions." The default is 80%, and your practice stats show right away which plans fall short.
Give each plan an area, and see your action rate for each one.
Keep it going, day by day
Jog every day
✓ DoneNumbers, times, durations, checkboxes, places, GPS, even QR codes. Pick the fields that fit your plan and log them every day.
Morning action
Time for "Jog every day"
Today's results
You did 2 of your 3 plans today
Get reminded of today's plans at the times you choose — morning, midday, afternoon or evening — and see how your day went when it ends.
Pick a card
Pick the card that speaks to you and meet today's quote. Once a day — a small ritual to start your action.
You're never on your own
Jieun
You did it again! Cheering you on tomorrow, too



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Read every day
5 in crewMinsu
Read 30 pages today 📚
Sua
10 pages on my commute!
With your crew in a group plan, or your supporters in a solo plan — every plan gets a chat room and board to share progress.
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Browse public plans and apply as a supporter or crew member. You can follow through with people you've just met.
See how far you've come
Stats
Sample screenDaily actions
Done MissedRate by area
View your actions by week, month, year or all time. Filter by plans in progress or finished.
5 in a row!
Grit +50
Every action and every cheer earns Grit and moves you up a belt. Keep a streak or finish a plan and a bonus arrives, too. Start at White Belt and climb all the way to Master.
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