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Arm your clock
Choose 7 days if you like pain, 14 if you like sleep, 30 if it has more than one moving part. Then you're committed — no resets, no take-backs.
Live shipping arena · flat £5/month
Ship or get REKT
Pick a 7, 14, or 30 day clock. Launch something real and live before it hits zero. Keep your streak, stack badges, build a public portfolio — or miss the deadline and get gloriously, publicly REKT.
Flat £5/month — no free lurkers
Public portfolio + live URLs
Funny badges, real accountability
Sound familiar?
You don't have a motivation problem.
You don't have a motivation problem.
You have a deadline problem.
Be honest — the ideas were never the hard part. Here's the commit history nobody pushes.
$ git log --oneline --author=you
a3f9c1 bought 14th domain at 3am, "just in case"
b1d8e0 refactored config (nobody asked) for the 7th time
c7a204 renamed repo to final-v2-REALLY-final
d2e5f8 re-read "how to launch" — 200th time
e9b3a7 wired analytics for a product that does not exist
f4c6d1 "I'll finish it this weekend" (×19 weekends)
$ git push origin main
fatal: nothing to ship — you have a deadline problem.
A public clock fixes all of this. Pick one, ship before it hits zero, or get REKT in front of everyone. Accountability — but make it a game.
The game loop
Scope tiny. Launch live. Reset the clock.
Three steps, infinite replay value. The timer does not care about your excuses, and honestly that is the point.
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Confirm a real ship
Drop the product name and a live URL from your dashboard. Your public profile keeps the receipts forever.
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Get REKT, go again
Miss the deadline and your REKT count ticks up — publicly, a little hilariously. Your clock stops; you pick a fresh length and climb back in.
Pick your poison
Choose a deadline you can't wriggle out of
Shorter clock, more adrenaline. Longer clock, more rope. Either way it's public, it's ticking, and it does not care about your weekend plans.
7days to ship
Ships by —
For people who like pain. Blink and it's over.
Momentum, made public
Watch a streak turn into a habit
Every check-in and every ship lands on your public profile. The squares fill in, the streak climbs, and the badges show up to prove you actually did the work — where everyone can see it.
Badges worth chasing
🌱 First Blood
🔥 7-Day Streak
🚀 Serial Shipper
💀 REKT Survivor
🏆 30-Day Legend
Live from the arena
Who's shipping, who's streaking, who's getting REKT
Fresh off the slipway
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Before you start the clock
A live, public URL a stranger can open and use — a site, an app, a tool, a landing page that actually does something. Not a private repo, not a screenshot, not a Figma file. You drop the name and link from your dashboard and it lives on your profile forever.
You miss your deadline, your public REKT count ticks up by one, and your clock stops. That's it — no fees, no lockout. You pick a fresh clock length and climb back in. Getting REKT is part of the game; never shipping is the only real loss.
A small flat fee keeps the arena full of people who actually intend to ship, keeps the lights on, and means there's no free tier to lurk in. No trials, no tiers, no upsells — one price, everything included.
You choose 7, 14 or 30 days each time you arm a clock. Once it's running you're committed — no resets, no extensions, no take-backs. Choosing the right length for the scope is half the skill.
Yes — that's the whole point. Your streak, shipped products, badges, REKT count and live clock are all public, so the accountability is real. Don't put anything private in there.
No free accounts
Put a timer on the internet.
One flat £5/month keeps the community intentional and the lights on. No trials, no tiers, no upsells — just you versus the clock.
Start the clock