Two doors, wherever you are.
You say what you did and you ask how it's going. It doesn't matter which device you say it on — one account, one log, and nothing to keep in sync by hand.
Web app
Available nowNothing to install. Sign in with a code sent to your email and both doors are there — log what you did on the left, ask your log anything on the right.
Any modern browser, on a laptop or a phone.
Command line
Available nowThe fastest door there is: log "went for a run" and you are done. Install it once and it stays out of your way.
curl -fsSL https://api.iepok.com/imp/install | sh irm https://api.iepok.com/imp/install.ps1 | iex Installs iepok, with log, show and next as aliases for the hot paths. iepok update keeps it current; iepok uninstall removes it.
The phone apps are in testing.
They are being built and used, not announced yet — so there is no store listing to send you to. When there is, nothing about your account changes: you sign in and your log is already there.
iPhone
Coming soonVoice notes and a log you can write while walking — the App Store build is in private testing.
Android
Coming soonSame app, same log. The Play Store build is on an internal track while it settles.
Be first when they land
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In the meantime the web app runs in a phone browser — open it there and log the same way.
Adding a device adds nothing to maintain.
Everything lands in one log
A line typed in the terminal and a line typed in the browser are the same line. There is no per-device history to reconcile, and no export step between them.
Sign in once per device
A code sent to your email in the browser, iepok login on the command line. iepok devices shows what is connected, and you can revoke any of it.
Nothing to migrate later
Start in the browser today and the phone app opens on the goals you already have. Waiting for it costs you the weeks you'd have logged.
The door that's open is the browser.
Start there. Every other door reads the same log when it arrives.