IPHONE APP

Your whole life.
One plan that works.

You already know what you should be doing. The hard part is fitting it into a real week. IntentNorth writes that week for you — training, food, sleep, focus, habits, money, the people you love — and rewrites it when your week goes sideways. Everything it asks of you shows how strong the evidence behind it is.

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AU$89.99 a year for all seven — about seven fifty a month, with nothing held back for a higher tier. Free to start, and the urge and hardest-moment support is free permanently.

Free to start Nothing leaves your phone Hardest-moment support stays free
It plans your week.
Sessions, meals and practices at real times, around what you already have on.
It changes when your week does.
A bad night shortens the session and keeps the hard part, instead of cancelling it.
It shows its evidence.
Every practice rated A to E for the research behind it. We publish the weak ones — 122 of 204.
A professional closing a laptop and returning attention to family life
A Monday planned by the app, showing sixteen things placed from 7am
One day, planned by the appBreakfast, ten minutes of morning light, a session, two blocks of focused work. Every line was placed by the app at an hour it chose, around everything else in the week.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Then it runs.

No dashboard to check and no plan to write. You answer some questions once, the app builds your week, and it rebuilds that week whenever something changes.

  1. The app's list of the seven areas it can help with
    Step 1

    Tell it what you want

    Pick the parts of your life you want help with. You answer a short set of questions once — not the same questions again for every new goal.

  2. A week in the app with sixteen things planned on Monday
    Step 2

    It writes your week

    Sessions, meals, practices and reviews, each at an hour the app picked around everything else you have on. Nothing here was typed in by you.

  3. A session in the app shortened after a short night, with the reason shown
    Step 3

    It changes when you do

    Slept badly? Short on time? The session shrinks and keeps the hard part, instead of being cancelled. Every change comes with the reason for it.

WHAT IT COVERS

Seven coaches, and they
talk to each other.

Each coach is one part of your life that the app plans for — not a person, and not a chatbot. Seven of them, working from the same set of answers about you.

Most apps do one of these well and know nothing about the rest of your life. Here the training knows how you slept, the work blocks know when you train, and lunch is protected from both. That is the part one app can do and seven cannot.

And running through all seven: sleep and your head. Morning light, a wind-down before bed, a caffeine cut-off that fits your day, ten minutes of stillness, guided breathing, an afternoon reset. These are not a separate app you also have to remember — they get placed in the same week as everything else.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET

You never build
a program again.

Not a dashboard and not a suggestion. Four weeks at a time: two to build, one harder, one easier so you recover. Written for the goal you pick, fitted around the week you actually have, and run with you session by session.

YOUR MONDAYSixteen things, already placed

Breakfast, ten minutes of morning light, a session, two blocks of focused work, dinner decided. You did not write any of it.

WHEN YOU SLEPT BADLYIt shortens, it does not cancel

The session keeps the part that matters and drops the rest. Twenty minutes instead of fifty, and it says why.

WHILE YOU DO ITSets tick, rests time themselves

Slept badly, or only have half the time? It shortens the session and keeps the hard part, instead of cancelling it.

The same holds away from the gym: guided breathing, seven meditation scripts timed to the clock, a weekly review that ends in one decision, and the week’s dinners chosen once while you are not hungry.

THE DEVICE YOU ALREADY OWN

Your ring already knows.
Your Tuesday doesn’t.

Whatever you wear writes to Apple Health. IntentNorth reads it and changes what today asks of you—the session, the evening, the order things happen in. Every other recovery product stops at the number.

A short night changes the session

Under six hours and the hard lifts stay while the smaller exercises come out. The session tells you that is why.

Your own normal, not a population band

Compared against your own median from the last fourteen days. Healthy adults vary tenfold on these numbers.

Nothing new to buy or subscribe to

No hardware of ours, no account, and no second health subscription on top of whatever your device charges.

THE PRODUCT, ON SCREEN

Watch it plan
a week.

Everything on these screens is what the app actually says. Press play if you want to watch it work.

A frame from the film: the line "Sets, reps, rest and load. Decided." beside a session screen listing the day's lifts

Named educators appear as attribution for practices distilled from their public teaching; it implies no endorsement of IntentNorth.

PERFORMANCE HAS TWO DIRECTIONS

Build what helps.
Reduce what keeps winning.

16 PATTERNS · WHY IT WORKS, SHOWN · IN THE APP TODAY

Most systems only add another action. IntentNorth looks at what sets a habit off, what makes it easy and what it gives you — then makes a better response the easier one. Log something and it explains what is happening, never judges you.

01 · NOTICEFind the trigger

Time, place, emotion and easy access.

02 · INTERRUPTCreate a pause

An if–then action before autopilot wins.

03 · REPLACEMake better easier

A small action that provides a real alternative.

04 · LEARNRecover fast

A lapse becomes information, never identity.

A person placing a phone out of reach and choosing a prepared replacement action
EXAMPLE · LATE-NIGHT SCREEN DRIFT

Do not demand more willpower at 10:30pm. Change 9:45pm.

CUEPhone within reach
INTERRUPTDock outside the room
REPLACEMENTThree-minute downshift

The next morning supplies the feedback: sleep, adherence and how the day actually felt.

WHAT YOU SEE WHEN YOU LOG A DRINK AT 8:45PM

“Alcohol shortens the night, not the sleep. It speeds falling asleep, then suppresses REM and fragments the second half as it clears—which is why a drink can feel like it helped and still cost you the morning.”

EVIDENCE BMeta-analyses of alcohol and sleep architecture

What helps: in these studies, leaving three or more hours between the last drink and bed recovered much of the lost sleep quality. Drinking less, or not at all, helps more.

If drinking is something you want to stop rather than time differently, that is what the free part of this app is for — and if it feels bigger than an app, talk to your doctor or a support line. In Australia the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline is 1800 250 015, any hour of any day.

No verdict. No streak to break. An explanation, and the one thing that changes it.

We never charge for someone’s hardest moment. Urge, reset and lapse-recovery support remains free.

Build what improves—and what gets out of the way.

ARE YOU ACTUALLY GOING TO ARRIVE?

At this rate you arrive in March.
You said January.

Every other tool reports what happened. IntentNorth fits a line through everything you have recorded and tells you where it ends—while there is still time to change it.

YOUR GOALBench 127.5kg

Target date · January

AT THIS RATEMarch

Fitted from 11 logged sets across nine weeks

WHAT CHANGES+1 session a week

Brings the projection back inside January

It refuses to guess. Under three readings across two weeks the answer is “not enough yet” rather than a confident line through two points. It fits a line through every reading, so one bad morning on the scales moves the answer a little rather than all of it.

ONE SET OF ANSWERS

Answer once.
Context compounds.

Each area asks its own detailed questions. What you have already answered carries across where it matters, so a new goal never means starting the interview again.

SHIPPED TODAYEach area learns from what you log, and training already responds to your sleep.

Answer a question in one area and the others already know it. Connecting this web profile to the app is the next product connection.

DEPTH IN EACH ONE

One profile does not mean one shallow plan.

Covering seven areas only helps if each one is deep enough to act on.

TRAIN

A strength program that learns from completed work.

Real depth in each area, from one set of answers.

ONE CONCRETE LOOP100kg × 5 on every working set, reps held → next target 102.5kg
IntentNorth LEARNS

The lifts you do now, and your best sets

Equipment, training age and technique

Injuries and movement limits

Sleep, availability and session response

THE PLAN CHANGES

Daily load, volume and exercise selection

Progression and regression rules

Sleep-informed changes with a reason

Personal bests that change the next four weeks

NOT SEVEN MODULES

Bring a goal we have never seen.

The seven areas are the starting points, not the limit. Any goal you can describe becomes an ordered list of steps — each with a clear finish line and a check-in short enough to actually do.

“Write the book”
  1. Outline agreed
  2. 1,000 words a week for six weeks
  3. First draft complete
Checked from a weekly word count
“Save a house deposit”
  1. One transfer automated
  2. One month of expenses banked
  3. Deposit target reached
Checked from your own savings rate
“Be a calmer parent”
  1. Name the moment it usually goes
  2. One rehearsed response, ready
  3. Four steady weeks
Checked from what you log, not a score

Same engine underneath: goal → ladder → program → check-in → adaptation, with the reason shown every time something moves.

THE APP ITSELF

Click through it.
Watch a week get built.

These are photographs of the app, taken from the build.

The app's list of areas it can help with

Step 1 of 7

Pick what you want help with

Nine areas. Take one or take all of them. You answer a short set of questions once — never again for the next goal.

Photographs of the app, not mock-ups.

THE PROGRAMME HAS LEVELS

A first block and a tenth
are not the same exercise.

Four levels in every area. Your level is read from what you have actually done, not from a form — and the top one is earned, never chosen. Too hard is one tap, and the plan steps back without argument.

  1. 01
    FOUNDATION

    Fewer movements, lighter loads, a technical focus every session. The point is to learn the patterns and finish every session able to do it again.

  2. 02
    DEVELOPING

    Barbell work comes in, sets go up, loads stop being cautious. Enough volume to drive progress, not enough to bury a week.

  3. 03
    ESTABLISHED

    The full amount of work, a peak week, and one heavy set on the lift you care most about.

  4. 04
    ADVANCED

    Heavier work, one deliberately hard week before the easy one, and single heavy lifts. Only offered once your record supports it.

“This is too easy”is a button

Add a set, a little weight and one more exercise. The movements stay the same. Saying it is too hard works the same way, in the other direction.

THE OBVIOUS QUESTION

How do you know
any of this works?

Most health advice cites nothing, or cites everything as though it were equally certain. Here, every practice carries a plain rating for how strong the evidence behind it is — and where the evidence is thin, it says so rather than hoping you will not ask.

Every practice is rated.

A to E for the strength of the evidence, shown on the practice itself rather than buried in a footnote.

Most of it is not rated Strong.

122 of the 204 are Mixed or weaker, and the app tells you which. A library where everything is excellent is a library that is not rating anything.

It names where the work came from.

212 researchers and teachers are credited for the public work behind these practices. Credit, never endorsement.

It tells you when not to do something.

171 of them carry a safety note in plain words, shown before you add anything to your week.

What a rating means

A protocol is a practice written so the app can schedule it — ten minutes of morning light, a wind-down before bed, a walk after dinner. Each one is rated for how strong the evidence behind it is, and the rating is on the practice itself, not hidden in a footnote.

AStrong
Repeatedly tested in people, with results that agree.15 practices
BGood
Solid human studies, with some room left for argument.67 practices
CMixed
Reasonable evidence, smaller studies, or results that conflict.73 practices
DThin
Early or indirect evidence. Worth trying, not worth promising.41 practices
EPractice
No trial behind it. Widely used and openly labelled as experience, not proof.8 practices
BMorning lightTen minutes of outdoor light within an hour of waking.

Rated B: good human studies, some room left for argument.

Never look at the sun directly; through-window light counts for less but still counts.

Added to your week in one tap. The app picks the hour.

122 of the 204 are rated C or weaker, and we say so on the practice. A library that claimed everything in it was excellent would be telling you nothing.

A practice in the app showing its rating and its safety note
The rating sits on the practice, next to what it will not do.

Most of it is not an A, and it says so. Fifteen practices are grade A. Sixty-seven are B. The remaining hundred and twenty-two are C, D or E—useful, reasoned, and openly marked as weaker evidence. A system that graded everything highly would be easier to sell and worth less to trust.

Read all 204 practices, with their ratings and safety notes

SCIENCE YOU CAN INSPECT

Credibility lives in the source—and the limitation.

Public educators can surface useful questions. IntentNorth does not treat a personality as evidence or imply endorsement; it links mechanisms to the underlying research and labels uncertainty.

A nudge is “any aspect of the choice architecture that alters people’s behavior in a predictable way without forbidding any options or significantly changing their economic incentives.”

Thaler & Sunstein, Nudge (2008)

Kahneman explained why fast, automatic judgement matters. Thaler and Sunstein developed choice architecture. IntentNorth uses these ideas to make the better action easier—not to manipulate choice.

Topics discussed by science communicators—including Andrew Huberman, Rhonda Patrick, David Sinclair and Sam Harris—are traced back to primary studies before appearing in a protocol. Names are never used as implied endorsement.

Purposeful strength training

THE HUMAN STAKE

High performance should expand your life—not consume it.

The goal is not more optimisation. It is a system capable of learning while the person, family and work behind the goal remain visible.

YOUR NEXT 12 WEEKS

See what your
first week would be.

Answer a few questions and we will show you what the app would put in your week. It is free, and nothing you type leaves this browser.

About five minutes · iPhone only today · No payment taken · Premium terms shown before payment
01
Choose the outcomes

Training, sleep, nutrition, focus, leadership, money or presence.

02
Name what gets in the way

The patterns that repeatedly take the week off course.

03
Make the commitment

You see it written back to you before anything is built.

04
Understand the boundary

Profile and first insight are free. Complete programs are premium.

WHY THIS EXISTS

Nothing would tell me what to change.

“I had a ring telling me I slept badly, a training app that knew my bench and nothing else, and a calendar full of other people’s priorities. Every one of them was right about its own slice and silent on the trade-off—so the plan never actually changed. I just felt worse about it. I wanted one thing that held all of it, decided what today should be, and told me why.”

— Isaac Stefaniw, founder

WHAT IT COSTS

One price for all seven.
Not one app each.

Plus unlocks the complete program in all seven areas. There is no upgrade per area, no tier that withholds one, and nothing that costs more once you are further along.

YearlyAU$89.99a year

About seven fifty a month. The way most people buy it.

MonthlyAU$14.99a month

Leave whenever. No notice period, no winback email.

LifetimeAU$249once

Paid once, kept forever, including everything added later.

Free, and staying free.

Your profile and first insight. Recovery, urge and lapse support—every part of it, permanently. We never charge for someone’s hardest moment, and that is a line in the code rather than a promotion.

Prices are Australian dollars. The App Store shows yours in your own currency and charges through your Apple account—we never see a card. Nothing is taken on this website.

BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Clear boundaries build better trust.

Is this a calendar?

No. It can protect time, but the point is different: what you actually do changes the plan itself.

What is real today?

Each area learns from what you log, and training already responds to your sleep. Anything broader than that is where we are heading, not what we are showing.

What remains free?

Your profile, first insight, and recovery, urge and hardest-moment support—permanently.

Is this medical or financial advice?

No. IntentNorth provides education, structured experiments and progress support. Seek a qualified professional for personal advice.

Education, never diagnosis or personal advice. Training, nutrition, recovery, mindfulness and financial content is educational. Research links describe evidence and limitations; observational findings do not prove causation. If an urge or behaviour creates immediate risk, contact local emergency or professional support.

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