QuitProof

For brains that bail at the first chance—force the next tiny concrete step

Problem

'Just start for five minutes' advice fails some people: even after starting they jump at the easiest excuse to quit, especially on job applications and writing tasks with no immediate feedback, creating a loop of procrastination and self-blame.

Solution

Break tasks into tiny executable actions and show only the current step during a timer; when a quit urge appears, log the reason and swap in an even smaller action; give immediate visible progress and positive feedback to prevent bailing on the whole task.

Users

People who start then immediately quit, repeatedly procrastinating on job hunts or writing

MVP

Minimal task breakdown; single-step focus timer; quit-reason logging with action shrinking; progress visualization and completion celebration

Revenue

Free basic, $4.99/mo for history analysis and custom breakdown templates

Why now

AI-generated content makes job hunting more anxiety-inducing, generic pomodoro apps miss the 'quit at first chance' niche; a solo mobile MVP is quick to build