Josip Petric

Most people don't ruin their lives. They drift. No decision, no bad year - just evenings that went somewhere, until the somewhere became the life. Drift draws your life as about 4,170 weeks: the lived ones dark, the rest still yours. Three hours a night is five years of what's left. One honest tap a night. Five minutes on Sunday, then the week is sealed. Name what's running out - a parent you visit, a child at home - and Drift counts what's really left. No streaks. Nothing resets.

You finish a great book, feel changed by it, and a month later, you cannot name three things from it. Kern fixes that. Add a book by title and it creates a small deck of recall cards. Non-fiction gets the core ideas. Fiction gets characters, turns, and the moments that mattered. No highlights, no note exports, no writing cards yourself. Reviews come back on a spaced schedule timed to catch each one right before you forget it. Works for paper and library books. No streaks. Two books are free.