Nourish & Enjoy 飲食
Nourish · Enjoy · Moderation
好日
Inspired by 日日是好日
Every day is whole.
Kōjitsu shows you what your life is made of – without streaks, without a score and without daily perfection.
Not in the stores yet – Kōjitsu is currently in closed beta.
One dayA single day
Today: movement and rest.
Six areas
Nourish · Enjoy · Moderation
Doing your body some good.
Curiosity · Learning · Step by step
Sleep · Pause · Breathe
Time with people who are good for you.
Sometimes it’s the little things.
Zooming out
A day is a moment. A week is a pattern.
Some weeks are allowed to be one-sided.
A life is made of many different wholes.
In the app
Prompt, ensō and areas under Today, rhythm under Time, learning journey and waymarks under Perspectives.
Not every day has to be balanced. Over time, your life can be.
Currently in beta
Kōjitsu isn’t in the stores yet. The app is running as a closed test – on iPhone via TestFlight, on Android via Google Play.
Price
Free. A real app.
Buy once. Keep it.
No subscription. No automatic renewal.
No required account, no sign-up. Kōjitsu stores everything locally on your device first; if you like, it syncs via your own iCloud. There are no servers of our own, no advertising IDs and no analytics SDKs. You can export at any time. Apple Health adds movement and sleep, but is never a requirement.
Details in the privacy policy (in German).
Weekly review
Two to five minutes at the end of a week. No performance review, no targets, no plan with numbers.
Example answerPretty sport-heavy – but I was on holiday, so that fits.
Which one-sidedness was deliberate?The evenings alone. I wanted them.
What was good for you?The long Sunday morning with nothing planned at all.
“Next week I’d like to give music a little more room again.”
This sentence quietly accompanies the next week – and may disappear without warning if life turns out differently.
Don’t optimise. Notice. Place. Keep living.
The attitude
Yōjō and Chūdō are the depth of Kōjitsu, not competing ideas. Think of them as successive focal lengths.
日日是好日 · “Every day is a good day”
The day is good because it is this day – not because it met criteria.
How do I look at this day?
養生 · “nourishing life”
Care means returning, not never stopping.
Why is it worth paying attention to different areas of life?
中道 · “the middle way”
Balance shows over weeks and years, not on a Tuesday.
How do I deal with emphases and extremes over longer periods?
円相 · “circle form”
Your day: open on the right, whole from the morning – the areas only add colour.
What does this circle mean to you?
The difference
It’s the idea that every single day should be even, productive and optimised.
Kōjitsu counts how often something came back, not how long it ran unbroken.
The number of completed intentions never colours the day.
Alcohol is counted neutrally, with no warning colour – Kōjitsu only asks about the occasion.
Untracked days count in no summary. Life happens without the app, too.
Otherwise, at some point in the evening you stop looking at the day and start looking at the day’s balance sheet.
Kōjitsu has no 4-out-of-7, no streak, no score, no percentages, no life-balance value and no “goal reached” – not out of modesty, but because all of that contradicts the core idea.
The learning journey
39 chapters, a good three and a half hours. No quiz, no XP, no unlock order – not a course you have to finish.
Kōjitsu, Yōjō, Chūdō, Ensō, rhythm, reflection, your own measure, gaps and returning.
Where the terms come from, what they mean in the original – and where Kōjitsu goes its own way.
Movement, sleep, connection, food, alcohol, habits – with sources and limits.
Care and limits
Kōjitsu is inspired by Zen, Yōjō, Chūdō and Ensō and does not digitise an authentic teaching. Where the app goes its own way – for example in the colour logic of the ensō – the chapters say so explicitly.
Kōjitsu is scientifically informed life reflection, but not a validated score and not a medical application. There is no scientific basis for a universal, even distribution of the areas of life. If you sleep badly or feel exhausted for a long time, you won’t find the answer here – that belongs in other hands.