Say what you did.
The plan rewrites itself.
One sentence about your day is all Iepok needs. It files the sentence under the right goal, moves the progress, and names your next initiative. Nothing to plan, nothing to maintain.
- You say “Ran 8km this morning”
- Iepok files it Run a half marathon — 2 of 3 this week
- and names what's next Spanish lesson — 4 to go this week
Try it yourself. The panel below is the real thing — type something.
A working Iepok panel loaded with three sample goals, rendered by the same code that powers the live app. It plays a short session by itself and hands over as soon as you type. In the Log door, write what you did in plain language: it is matched to one of the goals and counted toward that goal's target, and if it is unclear which goal you meant, you are asked. Begin a line with "I want to" to add a goal of your own instead. In the Show door, ask a question in plain language and the answer leads with progress toward the target — a count, a percentage and a gauge. Nothing you type here leaves the page.
imp "action"iepok showThe same renderer that draws the live app, on sample goals. Matching runs in your browser here — in the app the server does it. Nothing you type leaves this page.
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Why planning fails
A plan is a guess about tomorrow, made today. The moment life changes, the guess is wrong — and most planning systems have no way to notice.
Plans go stale
The moment circumstances shift, a fixed plan stops matching reality — and nothing tells you it happened.
Updates require discipline
Every planner assumes you'll come back and update it by hand. Most people stop within a week.
Goals drift silently
Without a record of what actually happened, goals slowly disconnect from what's true.
Maintenance becomes the task
Reorganizing tasks and rewriting plans starts to feel like the work itself, instead of the thing you're building toward.
Goals that adapt instead of breaking.
Iepok replaces planning with two habits you already have: saying what you want, and saying what you did.
Say what you want
Tell Iepok your goal in plain language — "Launch my product by the end of the year." No templates, no forms, no milestones to define upfront.
Say what you did
Log actions the way you'd text a friend — "Worked on onboarding for two hours," "Skipped the gym today." That's the entire update.
Iepok connects everything
Every update is matched to the right goal automatically. Progress, context, and next steps update without you touching a plan.
What counts is what's already done.
Plans guess about tomorrow. Your log records what actually happened — so Iepok builds goals on the log, not the other way around. It starts with personal goals, and it's designed to grow into a goal-aware operating system for every area of your life.
Everything a plan tries to do — without the maintenance.
Natural language updates
Describe what you did in plain words. No forms, no fields, no rigid structure to fill in.
AI goal memory
Iepok remembers every update and keeps context across weeks and months, not just the last session.
Automatic progress tracking
Progress updates itself from what you log. You never touch a percentage bar or a status field.
Adaptive recommendations
Iepok suggests the next action based on where you actually are, not where a plan assumed you'd be.
Long-term context
Goals stay connected to everything you've said and done, even months later, with nothing to archive.
Log from anywhere
Speak a voice note, type in the app, or use the imp command line — imp went for a run is a complete update. Everything feeds the same goal engine.
Log from wherever you already are.
The browser and the command line work today. The phone apps are in testing — and they open on the log you already have.
Everything lands in the same log, whichever door you use.
Install optionsPlanning software vs. Iepok
| Traditional planners | Iepok |
|---|---|
| Requires upfront planning | Learns from what you log |
| Needs manual updates | Updates from natural language |
| Static roadmap | Self-correcting goals |
| Breaks when life changes | Adapts as life changes |
| Manual progress tracking | Automatic progress tracking |
Questions, answered plainly.
What is Iepok?
Iepok is goal-tracking software that turns natural-language updates into structured, self-updating goals. Instead of building and maintaining a plan, you describe what you want and what you did, and Iepok keeps your goals current.
How is Iepok different from to-do apps like Todoist?
A to-do app is a list you maintain: you create the entries, you order them, you check them off. Iepok has no list to maintain. It reads what you write in plain language, works out which goal the update belongs to, and moves progress and priorities itself. The work Todoist asks of you — capturing, grooming, re-ordering — is the work Iepok does for you.
Can AI really manage long-term goals?
Iepok's AI reads each update, matches it to the right goal, and adjusts progress and recommendations accordingly. Over weeks and months, this builds a continuous record that a static plan can't maintain on its own.
Is my data private?
Your logs and goals are private to your account by default. See our privacy policy for full detail on how data is stored, processed, and used.
How do I log updates?
Whichever way is fastest in the moment: speak a voice note without opening the app, type in the app, or use the imp command line tool — imp went for a run logs "went for a run". Every method feeds the same goal engine.
How much planning does Iepok require?
None upfront. You state a goal once, in a sentence. After that, you only need to log what you did — Iepok handles tracking, progress, and recommendations.
Does Iepok replace task managers?
Yes — and the simple checklist along with it. Whatever you'd otherwise reach for to keep your schedule straight, Iepok is meant to be that one thing. Instead of keeping a list, you say what you did or intend to do in plain language, and Iepok works out what follows: what moved, what's behind, what to do next. Nothing to groom, no boxes to check, and nothing to re-plan when the day breaks. It's a replacement with a different shape, not a lighter version of the same thing.
What makes Iepok unique?
Iepok is built around logging, not planning. Goal memory, progress tracking, and recommendations are all derived from what you've actually said and done, not from a schedule set in advance.
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Your goals shouldn't depend on perfect planning.
Start logging in plain words. Iepok handles the rest.