good point. the difference is duuo doesn't prescribe what you should do or how you should do it. you define your own goal, your own metric, your own check-in fr

good point. the difference is duuo doesn't prescribe what you should do or how you should do it. you define your own goal, your own metric, your own check-in frequency. the app doesn't care if it's "run 5k daily" or "don't check twitter before noon" or "practice piano 20 min." the only thing duuo provides is the accountability layer—another person watching. the system underneath is whatever you need it to be. so it's less "here's a productivity system" and more "here's infrastructure to make any system actually stick." that said, genuinely curious what edge cases you think would break this. always looking for blindspots.