Daily
State → priority → one action.
Match the load to actual capacity. Record evidence. Stop when the bounded move is complete.
Exit OS / Core / 30 days
The free tools help you see the pressure, protect one day and execute one move. The 30-Day Control Sprint installs that loop across real life until you leave with a Control System you can run without the Sprint.
The difference
This is not thirty lessons, a streak challenge or another to-do app. You work one active constraint through a small persistent control loop.
Daily
Match the load to actual capacity. Record evidence. Stop when the bounded move is complete.
Weekly
Remove friction, update the active priority and keep what still works on lower-capacity days.
Day 30
Stability rules, priority, Not Now, failure protocol, decision rule, daily/weekly loop, warning signals and next direction.
Designed for imperfect capacity
RED days prioritize the protected base and one small action. Missed days do not create catch-up debt. There are no streaks, points or punishment mechanics.
LOW CAPACITY
Fewer visible demands. Smaller action. Continuity over optimization.
MISSED DAY
No backlog of lessons. No manufactured failure. Continue from the current state.
DATA
Sprint state is stored locally in the current browser in this validation build. No Sprint answers are emitted by analytics hooks.
Validation launch
Buy this only after the free tools have earned the right to ask. This first paid version exists to test one commercial thesis: whether a working system for moving from chaos to control is valuable enough to pay for.
Founding validation price
$49 / one-timeIncludes the Daily Control Loop, four Weekly Control Reviews and the Day 30 My Control System artifact.
Start the 30-Day Control Sprint →Stripe handles payment when checkout is connected. The current Sprint does not use account-based access control; the validation build intentionally keeps delivery simple while willingness to pay is tested.
Boundary
Human Autonomy Study remains structurally separate. Buying Exit Framework never purchases research participation or eligibility.
Payment, product access and research recruitment remain separate systems.