Hundred

Paying, not practising

A subscription you never open is just a reminder that you meant to

The renewal arrives, you decide to use it properly this month, and the month passes the way the last one did. The payment has quietly become the practice, and it is the only part running reliably.

Buying access is not the same as showing up

why the app does not do it

Access was never the constraintThere are more recordings in the library than anyone could work through. The shortage is in days, not material.
The payment satisfies the intentionDeciding to practise and paying for the means to practise feel similar from the inside, and only one of them costs effort.
No one notices the gapA subscription renews whether you sat or not. Nothing in the arrangement asks a question.

day 100

A hundred recorded days, and a clear answer about whether the subscription was ever the missing piece.

before you sign up

Reasonable questions

Do I need to cancel my app?

No. Use it as the content if you like. This programme is about the days, not the audio.

Is there an app here?

The core is written: three tasks, one report, and the logs of people in the same hundred days.

What does it cost?

Pricing is set when the next group opens. Nothing is charged on this page.

Is this therapy?

No, and it is not a substitute for care from a professional.

What if I stop reporting?

The gap is visible to the group. In practice that is what brings most people back.

Three tasks in the morning, one report at night

how it runs

01 Three tasks before the day begins One of them names the practice and its length. The decision is made once, in the morning.
02 Two lines at the end It happened or it did not. Neither answer is punished, but both are recorded.
03 A room where the reports are read Other people see the log. That is the part no subscription has ever provided.

the shape of it

What a hundred days tends to look like

1of a hundred

The library barely gets used. Most people discover the practice they keep is simpler than the one they were paying for.

Day 1–10

The library barely gets used. Most people discover the practice they keep is simpler than the one they were paying for.

Day 40

The daily entry, not the app, is what is holding the practice together.

Day 100

A hundred recorded days, and a clear answer about whether the subscription was ever the missing piece.

how it runs

Three tasks in the morning, one report at night

Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of meditation.

the shape of this market

Free and paid programmes both exist in this space

Free
A hundred-day mindfulness challenge publishes daily audio and worksheets at no charge. source
$57
A 31-day teacher-led challenge charges for daily emails and four live sessions. source

Facts here are quoted from their sources. Where we have no verified number, we show none.

The next hundred days start soon

Leave an email and we will write when the group opens. Nothing is charged on this page.

  • Works with whatever app or recording you already have
  • A written record instead of an unused library
  • A hundred days, counted from a fixed start date

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