Free
Enough to feel the difference.
- 1 Focus Rule
- Starter task library
- Photo and honor check-ins
- Kaizen streak and Hansei
- Emergency unlocks
達成感tas·sei·kannoun the feeling of accomplishment when something is finally done
Tasseikan pauses the apps that pull you off track until you finish one small thing that moves your life forward. Then it opens them back up. Small wins, every day.
Try it: finish the task
Your social apps are paused until 11:00.
Done. One more stone on the mountain.
Finish one task and they open now.
Your apps are open. Enjoy them.
Set it up once in the morning. After that, Tasseikan steps in only at the moment you'd usually drift.
Everything starts with one question: what do you want to achieve? Pick a goal or write your own. Tasseikan turns it into small daily tasks you can actually do.
Pick the apps that pull you away and a window, like 7 to 11 in the morning. Calls, maps and anything you rely on stay open. When the window ends, everything opens on its own.
Reach for a paused app and Ganbatte hands you the task instead. Prove it the way that fits:
The seal stamps 達成, your apps open early, and your streak grows by one. That quiet glow is the tasseikan. It's the reason you come back tomorrow.
Dust, piled up, becomes a mountain.
Nobody climbs in one leap. Tasseikan counts every small thing you finish and stacks it where you can see it. Keep scrolling and watch a year of single days add up.
Japan has a word for every part of getting better. Each one shows up at the moment it helps most.
Ganbatte · do your best
Open a paused app and instead of a wall, you get encouragement and the one task that opens it early. No lecture, no guilt.
Ganbatte. Your social apps are paused until 11:00. Finish Write 500 words and they open now.
Kaizen · continuous improvement
Every finished task fills a day. Progress you can see makes the next one easier to start, and the streak becomes something you protect.
12 day Kaizen streak. Keizoku wa chikara nari: continuing is power.
Hansei · honest reflection
A short look back each evening. What worked, what you'll change. It takes a minute and it's how tomorrow gets a little better than today.
What went well today? What will you change tomorrow?
Nana korobi ya oki · fall seven, rise eight
Life happens. Tasseikan doesn't shame you for it. It welcomes you back and helps you pick up where you left off.
Fall seven times, stand up eight. Today is a new day.
Tasseikan adds a little friction to the things that pull you away. It never traps you, and it never hides the way out behind a paywall.
Skipping takes a moment and a little honesty. That pause is often enough.
Enough to feel the difference.
About $3.33 a month, billed once a year.
Prices in USD. Final pricing is set at launch.
達成感 is Japanese for the feeling of accomplishment, that quiet glow when something is finally done. It's what the app helps you chase, one small win at a time.
No. You choose which apps pause and when. Emergency unlock is always one tap away, and every window ends on its own.
You pick per task: a before and after photo, a partner who confirms it, or a connected app like Apple Health for workouts.
Yes. Free includes a Focus Rule, the starter library, streaks and Hansei. You'll use the app before you ever see an offer to upgrade.
Nana korobi ya oki: fall seven times, stand up eight. You pick back up tomorrow with no guilt.
Tasseikan is coming to iPhone first, with Android after. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email on launch day.
Be first to try Tasseikan on iPhone. One email when it launches, that's it.