The ten

There is a shelf, and it cannot be taken off you.

Ten badges, kept in Settings. Every one is arithmetic over the log already on disk.

• [1]+ Stopped

  yours

  It is what the shell prints when a job is suspended: registers, memory, all of it still there.

• ten down

  yours

  Ten times you took your own priority down a step, and nobody else had to do it for you.

• nothing blocked

  yours

  Nothing deferred, nothing pending, nothing in the way.

• always halts

  yours

  Whether an arbitrary program halts is undecidable. You are not an arbitrary program, and this is ten days of evidence.

• no handler

  yours

  Nothing caught them, nothing thought about them, the default just ran.

• uncatchable

  yours

  The top rung cannot be caught, blocked or ignored by anybody, ever.

• yielded

  yours

  You handed the slot back before anything had to take it from you.

• early return

  yours

  Out before the branching got complicated.

• still running

  yours

  The terminal is closed: the job is the thing still running, and you are the part that stopped.

• [100]+ Stopped

  yours

  The shell prints the same line it printed the first time. Only the number in the brackets moved.

Nothing expires

Miss a day, miss a month. A badge records something that happened and there is no number to protect.

Nothing can go down

There is no counter to lose, so there is nothing here to hold hostage.

Nothing rewards working longer

The app exists to interrupt long stretches. Paying you for one would have it arguing with itself. yielded is for a day where nothing ran past the hour.

No levels, no tiers, no points, no shareable card. If that sounds like a thin version of what other apps do here, it is, deliberately.