Why accountability usually fades
A friend is great until they get busy. Apps nag until you mute them. A chatbot is helpful for one conversation, then by Monday it has forgotten the whole thing, and you're explaining your life from scratch again.
Accountability works when someone remembers what you said, notices how it's actually going, and doesn't make you feel bad for being human.
"I have to remind it what we just talked about."
What Yarvy does
- Remembers your life. Your schedule, the people in it, how you like to work. Say it once and it sticks.
- Keeps the real plan. Your goals and tasks live in Yarvy, so a check-in is about actual progress, not your memory of it.
- Tells you straight. Each goal reads on pace, behind, or stalled. Yarvy states the fact, never a judgment.
- Offers a way forward. Behind? Move the date, shrink the target, change this week, or pause for a while.
- Looks back with you. The first time you open it each week, a short read on how last week went.
You can see everything it knows
Memory you can't see is creepy. Yarvy keeps a short list of facts about you, each one marked "you told me" or "Yarvy guessed." Read it, fix it, or delete any line, anytime.
Honest about what it doesn't do yet
Yarvy doesn't send notifications, so it won't ping you at 7am. It checks in when you open it, every time, with a short rundown of where things stand. Add it to your home screen so it's one tap away.
A coach, not a therapist
Yarvy helps you plan your days and follow through on your goals. It isn't therapy. If you're going through something hard, please talk to someone you trust or a professional.
Fair questions.
Can an app really keep me accountable?
It can do the parts that matter most: remember what you committed to, track whether it's happening, and bring it up without judgment. What it can't do is chase you down. You still open the app, and Yarvy makes that the easy part.
What does it remember, and can I see it?
It saves the lasting stuff you mention, like your schedule, the people in your life, and how you like to work. You can read every line it knows, fix it, or delete it in Settings.
What about my data?
Your tasks and conversations belong to you. They're never sold or used for ads, and you can export or delete everything. The privacy policy is in plain English.
Can I share goals with a friend?
No. Yarvy is for one person's life, on purpose. There are no shared lists or public goals, which is what keeps it yours.
Is it free?
Your tasks, lists, and goals are free for good, and they work without the AI. Every account starts with 30 days of full AI help with no card at signup, so nothing renews behind your back. After that a little chat each month stays free, and you can add more from inside the app.