Scope RPG

Logging Completions ​

Logging is how you tell Scope what happened. Every completion you record feeds stats, streaks, HP, and - for good habits - the soldier's XP.

Logging Today's Completion ​

Open a habit card and log it. For simple habits, that's a single tap. For measured habits, you enter the amount.

Logs for today are free and immediate. A soldier heals, a streak inches forward, silver lands in your balance, real-life stats tick up, and - if the habit's schedule calls for it - a small bonus is applied for fully meeting the goal.

Logging With the Timer ​

Time-based habits (deep work, meditation, exercise) can be logged via the Habit Timer instead of typing in a duration. Two modes - run a free stopwatch and log whatever elapsed, or commit to a countdown and earn extra rewards if you survive the fight that follows. The timer creates the same kind of completion log as the manual path; it just measures the time for you.

Logging a Past Day ​

If you forgot to log yesterday's run, you can still record it - but past-date logs cost gold. The further back you reach, the more it costs, and the cost scales with your avatar level - higher-level players pay proportionally more. Today and the future are free.

Why past-date logging costs gold

The gold sink exists so that retroactive logging feels like the exception, not a strategy. If cheating streaks by backfilling a week of logs were free, the whole HP / streak system would lose its meaning. See Earning & Spending Gold.

Past-date logs also earn the soldier less XP than a same-day log - a small penalty that nudges you to log in real time.

Notes ​

Every log can carry an optional note. Useful for measured habits ("felt great, easy pace") or for bad habits, where naming the trigger helps ("ate junk food - stressed about work deadline"). Notes are encrypted at rest, just like the habit name and description.

Logging a Bad Habit ​

For a bad habit, logging means you gave in. It's a confession, not a win. The demon's HP goes up, silver ticks down, and the real-life stats the habit damages take a hit.

There's no explicit "I avoided it today" button for bad habits. The absence of a log on a scheduled show day is the win - see Good Habits vs Bad Habits.

Completion history view for a habit showing recent logs with timestamps, values, and notes

Undoing a Log ​

If you logged by mistake, or you want to remove a completion, delete it from the habit's history. Deletion reverses the XP, HP, stat, and currency effects automatically - the system recomputes everything from what's left.

A deleted log can be restored during the same session via the Undo prompt that appears after deletion.

Editing a Log ​

You can edit the amount logged (for measured habits) and the note. Editing recalculates the stat contributions for that day so your real-life stats stay accurate. The XP earned for the original log isn't re-rolled.