The tool that makes effort efficient and presents the bar
Through fecit, I want to give people the strength to live their lives.
You may wonder why a task app needs such a grand goal,
but from the very start, my goal was to give the joy of life that comes through achievement.
I lived a long time without that kind of hope,
and I don't want others to live such a sad life.
What I want to offer is not the illusion that you can do anything if you try.
It is the fact that if you try, you can make something a little harder, a little different.
Once more, I steady my heart
and resolve that I will. — From the maker
People who believe that improving the process improves the results — and are willing to spend time on that improvement
Starting point: early-stage solo founders like me · Two pilot users are working with us now.
Anything you've done once lives on as a template. Pick what's worth keeping from what you changed this time, and apply it to the template.
Task, memo, and project templates · routines · preparation library · response rules — projects become templates too.
Start from a template that already holds what you learned last time.
Records are experience; templates are accumulation.
Retrospect — Half the class got stuck trimming wicks. The wax ran two servings short.
Starts from a template that already holds what you learned last time.
Building your own forms means learning as you go — so we hand you a well-built structure and let you simply use it. Simple at first, in a form you can ease into slowly.
How well you prepared before doing — goal · hope · obstacle · stakes · response rules · five kinds of preparation · steps
How well you kept focus while doing — focused task (home widget · lock screen) · pomodoro · current step
What you learned after finishing — result · retrospect · satisfaction
All of it is the default structure of the screen — no setup required.
"It was a tool that got more fun and more useful the more you learned — but the reason we gave it up was that very learning. … New members refused to learn it, and stopped sharing into the system. … Task management matters for individuals, but it has to add up to the whole picture and work for the company too … and you can't force people to sit down and learn it. It was simply frustrating."— An actual user's words (on adopting Notion, collected 2026.07)
"Offer a service built for one person — familiar to that one person — then connect it to the group, with interfaces that suit users and managers each."— Design goal (founder)
What you used alone becomes a shared project as-is — invites, assignment, activity feed, comments, team notifications. The goal: no separate system for new members to learn.
Guild · Market · Library — templates with execution history attached. Each shows how often it was used, how often it was improved, and how satisfied people were.
Difficulty classification (depth suggested only for heavy work) · template recommendations · similar-document recommendations · save suggestions
Assistant (beta) — create and edit by conversation, celebrate completions, guide into deeper features · step generation · description generation · next-step hints
AI auto-improvement — selectively merges only the changes worth reflecting into templates
MCP 82 tools — external AI agents read and write fecit data directly
"AI on a blank canvas gives you summaries. AI on structure gives you the next execution."
People working outside organizations are growing fastest — people with no organization behind them, whose own execution is their performance.
Individuals will increasingly connect to different groups for short stints. You can't relearn each group's system every time — a personal tool that connects to the group is the shape of that era.
Competes on consistency and quality. Producing a plan becomes commonplace; what holds value is a record of finishing at the same quality, repeatedly.
fecit has all three already built — know-how (4·5), follow-through support (6), and group connection (7).
A freeform canvas where you can build anything — it gets stronger the more you learn.
The standard for scheduling and invitations.
The structure is already built — intention, execution, and retrospect are the screen's default structure, so you start using instead of learning. And one person's tool scales to the group as-is.
Process-improvement consulting — revenue + customer discovery
Market · Guild fees — consulting deliverables become the first content
Deep features for heavy users — payment infra complete
Community surfaces — after scale
Live on both stores
Browser + macOS app
Local cache · home widget
Payments integrated
All of it, run by one person at once. Execution density stands in for metrics. And now the metrics are starting to follow.
Let each run improve the template — so the demo in chapter 5 happens with real users.
Take someone else's template, run it, and let the improvement flow back to the original.
While improving my own development setup, I thought, "I could do this better this way" — fecit is that method, built into a tool.
fecit — the tool that makes effort efficient and presents the bar.
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