ClarityDo isn't sold in good-better-best tiers. There's one subscription, the whole system is in it from day one, and the price is the entire business model.
Lock it in now — this is the price you keep, even after we raise it.
Standard price becomes $89.99/year.
iPhone · 7-day free trial · Cancel anytime in the App Store.
$69.99 a year now. $89.99 when early pricing closes. Whether that feels like a lot depends on one question: what is the problem costing you? If you end most weeks feeling that a lot happened and very little moved — or look back at a year and wonder what actually changed — $69.99 is a fraction of what one clear choice is worth.
Choosing us is an act of trust. Early pricing is how we recognise that. When the reviews reflect what ClarityDo does, the price moves to $89.99. No countdown timer. It will close when it does.
ClarityDo is not a single-purpose tool. It is a complete system — built around the full depth of a real life, not just one layer of it. The decisions, the direction, the daily rhythm, the resilience, the patterns over time. That scope takes years to build and it keeps growing with you.
Your subscription pays for the product. That means no ads and no data sold, ever. Apps that don't charge enough end up doing one or the other — or they shut down. We would rather charge a fair price and be here in five years.
7 full days, every feature open, before you are charged anything. We will remind you 24 hours before the trial ends. If it is not right for you, cancel in two taps through the App Store. No support ticket, no guilt screen.
"I've tried every productivity app. This is the first one that asked me why — before it asked me what."
I felt busy but directionless, tried ClarityDo, and for the first time saw that almost all of my effort was going into Maintain actions. The Movement Index made the problem impossible to ignore. Within weeks I finally made a decision I had been deferring for months.
I had a major life decision about relocation sitting unresolved and used the Decisions feature to finally work through it. It didn't make the decision easy, but it made the cost of not deciding visible. And that made the decision much more informed for me.
I noticed that the Mind Space tools, specifically Closure and Observe, changed how I process things that used to sit unresolved in the back of my mind. I feel lighter. More present. The system doesn't just organise my tasks — it helps me carry less through my days.
Still unsure after this? Talk to us — we read every message.
The entire system — all five layers, daily and weekly planning, the Movement Index, Decisions, habit and pattern tracking, and the Mind Space tools. There is no higher tier to upgrade to and nothing held back behind a paywall. One price, the whole thing, from day one.
Because the subscription is the whole business model. We don't run ads, we don't sell your data, and we don't dangle locked features to push you to a bigger plan. A free tier would mean monetising you some other way — and that other way is always your attention. The yearly subscription keeps us pointed at your progress instead.
That depends on what the problem is costing you. If your effort isn't adding up to the life you want — if you're carrying an unresolved decision, ending weeks feeling a lot happened and very little moved — then $69.99 is a fraction of what one well-made decision is worth. ClarityDo isn't priced as a task manager; it's priced as infrastructure for a directed life.
Yes. $69.99 is early-user pricing; the standard price will be $89.99 a year. If you start now, you keep $69.99 — the increase applies to people who join later, not to you. Starting today is the cheapest it will ever be.
Every new subscription starts with a 7-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you're never charged. After that, billing is handled entirely by the App Store, so you can manage or cancel in two taps, anytime. And if you give it a genuine go and find ClarityDo isn't right for your life, email us — we'd genuinely want to know why.
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Most people aren't failing at execution. They're failing at direction. The question isn't whether you can do more — it's whether your effort is pointed where you actually want to go.
7-day free trial · $69.99/year early-user pricing
