The Week Close
Once a week: how often you traded compromised, where pressure showed up, whether false clarity fooled you. Then it checks your own read of the week against what actually got logged in Daily Close.
A daily log catches today. A weekly close catches the pattern that only shows up across five days — the slow drift from “mostly clean” to “quietly compromised” that's invisible one day at a time.
Why a Separate Weekly Ritual
Daily Close and The Week Close run on different clocks on purpose. A day is too short a window to see drift — you notice a bad session, not a bad month forming underneath five okay-looking ones. The Week Close zooms out deliberately, on its own schedule, so that longer-arc pattern gets a dedicated moment instead of getting buried in daily noise.
Common Questions
How is this different from Daily Close?
Daily Close is a same-day loop. The Week Close is a retrospective — it looks back across everything Daily Close already captured and asks a different question: what pattern only shows up at this longer timescale?
What if I skip a week?
The next Week Close simply covers a longer window — nothing is lost, since it's built entirely from your existing Daily Close entries.
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