I built this because I was lying to myself every day.
I'm a solo founder. No co-founder. No team. No one checking if I actually did the thing I said I'd do.
So I did what every solo founder does: I made lists. Long lists. Apple Reminders. Notion. Google Tasks. Didn't matter which app — the result was always the same.
Tasks piled up. I moved them to tomorrow. Then next week. Then I just... stopped looking.
The list became a graveyard of good intentions. And every time I opened it, I felt like garbage.
The real problem wasn't productivity. It was accountability.
When you have a co-founder, you can't hide. You said you'd ship the feature by Friday — they're going to ask about it Friday.
When you're solo, nobody asks. So you let yourself slide.
I needed something that forced me to decide: Am I doing this or not?
Not "maybe later." Not "move to next week." Just: commit or abandon.
That's what SoloLevel does. One thing. One decision. Every day.
No pile-up. No guilt. Just a clear answer to the only question that matters:
Did you do the thing?
— Marko
Before you close your laptop, you pick tomorrow's One Thing.
Not five things. Not a backlog. One task that actually moves the needle.
You wake up knowing exactly what matters.
Unfinished task? You can't just ignore it.
SoloLevel forces the question: Are you doing this today, or are you abandoning it?
No "move to tomorrow." No guilt pile-up. Just a decision.
This is the accountability a co-founder would give you — without the equity split.
Nana is your virtual co-founder. Part cheerleader, part bullshit detector.
She celebrates your wins. She notices your streaks. And she calls it out when you're slipping.
Not a chatbot. Not a notification. A partner who actually cares if you ship.
Every task you complete earns XP. Stack enough days, you level up.
But these aren't fake points. The achievements are built for founders:
"First Dollar" — shipped something that made money
"30-Day Streak" — a month of showing up
"Scope Killer" — abandoned 5 tasks that didn't matter
Your progress is visible. Your momentum is real.