MyWins
Collect your wins
Record everything you're proud of - big and small. And when things get tough, open it up and see how far you've come.
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Ran 5 km without stopping
Finished a tough project
Called grandma just because
Your chronicle at a glance: totals, year map, and your wins feed
How it works
One click with Google - and you're in. No passwords, no forms, no extra emails.
Anything you're a little proud of - from small things to big ones. It all counts.
On a hard day, open it and see how much you've done. Or pull up a memory at random.
What's inside
Each entry is a moment you're proud of.
See your year's rhythm and scale at a glance.
On a hard day, pull up a memory and warm words.
Work, health, creativity - however suits you.
Tune the look to your mood.
Phone, tablet, laptop - all in sync.
Your data is yours alone
No third-party servers or databases. Everything lives in your Google account.
The app creates one spreadsheet in your Google Drive. That is your database. You see and control it completely.
Access is limited to the spreadsheet the app created (drive.file scope). We don't touch anything else in your Drive or store it on our servers.
No subscriptions, ads, or data selling. It runs on your Google account, so it costs nothing.
Changed your mind? Just delete the spreadsheet in your Drive - nothing remains. Your data is yours from start to finish.
Blog
All articles→How small wins turn into real confidence.
How to Do an End-of-Year Reflection (Questions, and a Gentler Way to Look Back)
An end-of-year reflection doesn't have to be an audit of everything you didn't do. Here are the questions worth asking, a simple way to look back, and why your year was fuller than you remember.
Self-Evaluation Examples for a Performance Review (Without the Cringe)
A blank self-evaluation box and a whole year you can barely remember. Here are self-evaluation examples for a performance review, and a gentler way to never face that blank box again.
Morning Journaling Prompts to Start the Day Kinder
Most mornings begin with a grab for the phone and a day that is already running. These morning journaling prompts give you one quiet minute first - to set a gentle intention, ease the early anxiety, and start the day on your own terms.
Collect your wins
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