The labels are practical, not moral.
Growth and Leisure are not good and bad. They describe how a session should affect your balance so the day stays easier to read.
Activity types
HabitSpark gives every session a role. Growth builds Spark, and Leisure spends Spark.
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Growth and Leisure are not good and bad. They describe how a session should affect your balance so the day stays easier to read.
Deep Work, Language Learning, Reading, Gaming, Streaming, Socials, and Rest can all live in the same system.
Examples
For one person, Reading might be Growth. For another, it might be Leisure. HabitSpark works best when activity roles match how you use the time.
Review
Once sessions have roles, History can show what built Spark and what spent it instead of leaving the whole day as an undifferentiated list of timers.
Real-life workflow
Start with one Growth activity, one Leisure activity, and a quick review of the balance afterward.
What HabitSpark does
HabitSpark helps you manually track time with timers, quick logs, History, and a private Spark balance.What HabitSpark does not do
HabitSpark does not block apps, monitor other apps automatically, diagnose behavior, or turn missed days into failures.How it works
Create the categories you actually use, not someone else's ideal routine.
Set it as Growth or Leisure depending on how you want it to affect Spark.
Change activities as your routine changes. HabitSpark is meant to fit real weeks.
FAQ
No. The labels describe how an activity affects Spark. Leisure is a normal part of the system, not a failure category.
Yes. HabitSpark is designed for routines that evolve, so you can adjust activities as your real life changes.
HabitSpark
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