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Solution

Trackable Life helps you stop procrastinating on the things you need to do, should do, or want to do — your trackables. Here's what you need:

Apps
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Session
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Accountability

Together, they keep your calendar, password manager, contacts, and alarms always up to date.

Apps

Your life runs on four apps you already have. Your calendar tracks when things happen, your contacts hold who to call, your password manager keeps the details you'll need, and your alarms catch what you can't miss. Keep them current — nothing to remember, nothing to forget.

Calendar
Password Manager
Contacts
Alarms

Why it works: Keeping everything in your apps compensates for working memory limits — it stays visible instead of trapped in your head. And calendar events address time blindness — you act when prompted, not when you happen to remember.

Session

Your Trackable Session is a recurring weekly time you set aside — your commitment to keep your four apps up to date. It's not for doing your tasks; it's the time to catch up on what happened and set up what's next, so nothing slips between sessions.

And because it's a trackable, you manage it like any other.

Every session has the same two parts, and you work through them one thing at a time:

Review — walk through every event on your calendar since your last session and mark each one: done, cancelled, or reschedule what's still pending. A dimmed calendar event doesn't tell you whether it actually happened — this is where you close that loop, so nothing silently disappears.

What's next — then you set up what's coming: add new trackables worth starting, and capture the details that changed — a date for your calendar, a number for your contacts, a detail for your password manager, an alarm to set. On your own, you think these up yourself; with the Portal, they're recommended for you (more on that below).

Over time sessions get shorter as you build momentum and fewer things pile up.

Why it works: Implementation intentions—specifying when, where, and how increases follow-through 2–3x. Habit stacking—linking a new behavior to an existing routine makes it stick.

Accountability

For some, the recurring Trackable Session is enough to keep up with everything. But if things still keep slipping, body doubling is there to keep you accountable.

Research found that working alongside another person activates motivation — tasks become easier to start and complete. The commitment to another person creates follow-through that willpower alone can't.

Ask a friend, partner, or mentor — they can join your session, do their own thing, even be on mute.

Don't have someone in mind? Try these community body doubling platforms: Focusmate · Flow Club · Deepwrk · FLOWN

Or, for a dedicated professional — our Trackable Coach is not just your body doubling partner, but also a practical guide, life skills mentor, sounding board, and support system. As portal experts, they help you get started and stay on track — whether for your first session or long term.

Your Trackable Coach can help with:

  • Budgeting, credit, insurance, and investments — and when to seek a professional
  • Strategies for difficult phone calls, overwhelm, and getting started
  • A sounding board for goals, hobbies, and life decisions
  • Professional referrals — financial advisors, legal, therapy when needed

If your Session alone works for you, that's a valid choice — you can always add a body double later.

Why it works: External accountability—the commitment to another person creates follow-through that willpower alone can't sustain. Body doubling—working alongside another person activates motivation circuits, making dreaded tasks easier to start.

The Trackable Portal

Apps, Session, and Accountability are the method — you could run it yourself with a plain document and your four apps. Our Trackable Portal is what makes it effortless: it tells you what to put in your apps, runs your session as a stack of cards, tracks your inventory, and keeps your progress in view.

Where recommendations come from

You don't have to think of what's next — the portal recommends trackables based on:

  • Life changes — new baby, new house, new job? New trackables appear.
  • Your inventory — roof is 20 years old? Plan the replacement. Car hit 100k miles? Timing belt check. Child turning 15? Learner's permit.
  • Inventory changes — bought a new car, sold the old one? Recommendations adjust — new ones added, outdated ones cancelled.
  • Where you live — Massachusetts requires car inspections yearly, Rhode Island every two years, Florida none at all. The catalog adapts.
  • Personal time — hobbies, exercise, family — those are trackables too.
  • Catalog updates — new regulations like Real ID get recommended to you.

What the portal tracks vs. your password manager

The portal keeps only the non-sensitive details it needs to make recommendations. The full record — including anything sensitive — stays in your own password manager.

Your InventoryPortal TracksYour Password Manager
CarMake, yearMake, year, VIN, insurance policy #
HomeYear built, roof ageYear built, roof age, mortgage info, insurance policy #
PassportExpiration dateExpiration date, passport number, issue date, storage location
Driver's LicenseExpiration dateExpiration date, license number, issue date

See it in action: Jim's passport

Jim is a project manager with three kids and an elderly mother to care for — overwhelmed, and when you're overwhelmed, you procrastinate. Renewals pile up, appointments slip. He's tried todo apps, reminders, even a paper planner. Nothing stuck. Here are the same three pillars, working together on one trackable: his passport.

Apps
Jim already has all four apps on his phone — a calendar, contacts, a password manager, and alarms. He's just never kept them current. He doesn't need new apps; he needs to keep the ones he has up to date.
Session

Jim's already scheduled his Trackable Session for Tuesdays at 7pm — it's on his calendar with an alarm. At a session, he logs in and works through a stack of cards. One asks whether he has a passport he wants to track. He says yes and enters the expiration date. The Portal adds a Passport to his inventory and walks him through the rest — passport number, nationality, place of issue — saved to his password manager, with the expiration date on both his password manager and his calendar.

Now Jim won't forget his passport number or when it expires. And because the Portal knows the expiration date, it knows when to act: nine months before it expires — even if that's eight years away — the renewal shows up in his session as "Start renewal." When Jim marks that Done in his Review, the Portal schedules the rest of the steps onto his calendar — and lets him skip any that don't apply. That's one trackable, and all its steps:

  1. Start renewal — nine months before it expires
  2. Book photo appointment — if mailing in
  3. Passport photo appointment — once he books it
  4. Get your current passport out — if mailing in
  5. Submit the renewal application — online or by mail
  6. Wait for passport arrival — about six weeks

Renewing online, Jim would just skip the photo and the mailing — the Portal shows the whole list and skips what doesn't apply.

When the new passport arrives, his next session updates his password manager with the new number and schedules the next renewal. Each week, Jim just reviews what happened and sets up what's next. The passport is off his mind.

Accountability
After a few weeks, Jim starts skipping his sessions — sitting down alone isn't enough. He brings in a Trackable Coach; just having someone there makes it easier to start. On one call, the coach notices the first renewal step is a two-minute phone call to the post office — so Jim makes it right then, with the coach on the line.
The Portal

The passport was just the first. Session after session, the Portal kept recommending what was next — renew his driver's license, review his car insurance, schedule a physical, book a dental cleaning — each one added as a trackable and broken into steps on his calendar. He stopped wondering what he was forgetting. He even set up the Portal to track everything for his elderly mother — her appointments, medications, and paperwork, all in one place. And his dashboard shows how much he's kept on track, week after week — proof it's working, and the motivation to keep going. Proactive instead of reactive. No more procrastinating.

Why it works: Compound effect—small, consistent actions build into transformative results over time. Reduced cognitive load—when the system handles the remembering, mental energy is freed for living.

Your calendar, password manager, contacts, and alarms — always up to date.

You become proactive instead of reactive. No more procrastinating.

With empathy With compassion No judgment

Coming Soon

Trackable Life will offer affordable portal access and optional coaching.

Here's what you can expect:

Trackable Portal includes:

  • Inventory — your car, home, passport, and more
  • Catalog — life's trackables with steps and timing built in
  • Recommendations — personalized based on your life situation
  • Status — done, cancelled, or pending — everything tracked
  • Your Apps — calendar, password manager, contacts, and alarms always up to date
  • Dashboard — monitor progress and spot patterns

Trackable Coach adds:

  • Practical guide — budgeting, credit, insurance, bill pay
  • Life skills mentor — for every stage of life
  • Sounding board — goals, hobbies, and life decisions
  • Support — help with difficult calls, tasks, and getting unstuck
  • Strategies — phone anxiety, overwhelm, getting started
  • Professional referrals — financial, legal, therapy when needed