In the morning you declare. All day you prove it in 6 seconds, camera in hand. At night, the verdict. No story. No excuse.
Most productivity apps have you check boxes. The problem: checking a box proves nothing. You lie to yourself, the list empties, and nothing really changes. retardmaxxin starts from a brutal premise: what isn't proven didn't happen. Intention doesn't count — only the visible result does.
Six seconds are enough to show a before and after: the open notebook, the kilometer run, the email sent, the tidied room. This short format makes cheating painful and action easy to document. You don't waste time reporting your day — you show it.
Solitary motivation collapses fast. On retardmaxxin, you join groups, you adopt Strix (shareable challenges created by the community) and you aim for the top 20 of the monthly competition, which rewards every winner. Social pressure becomes an engine instead of a weight: others see what you do, and you see what they do.
An anti-procrastination app based on video proof: you declare your day, prove each task in 6 seconds of video, then face an end-of-day verdict that feeds your score and ranking.
The trial is free for 7 days. After that the subscription is EUR 7.90 per month, with access to every feature and the monthly competition with a prize pool for the top 20.
A to-do list has you check boxes with no proof. retardmaxxin requires video proof for each task: what isn't proven is counted as not done. The app measures real reliability, not intentions.