One More Day · Guide

How scoring and HP work

Each checkpoint follows the saved rule and contributes to the mission's lifetime score.

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Getting started

  1. Choose a metric and rule.
  2. Complete or record evidence on a target day.
  3. Let the local target day close.
  4. Review the resulting mission HP and overall Avatar HP.

Every feature, step by step

Understand a checkpoint

A scheduled day contributes only after its rule is evaluated.

  1. Open a mission setup. Shows its metric, rule and committed days.
  2. Read the target and what counts. Defines the checkpoint calculation.
  3. Record supported evidence on a committed day. Adds progress for that obligation.
  4. Wait for the local target day to finalize. Turns the evidence into a finalized result.
  5. Open Mission History. Reviews the recorded result without changing it.
Mission rule review; English UI.
Mission rule review; English UI.
Mission History; Spanish UI.
Mission History; Spanish UI.

Read mission HP

Mission HP is the lifetime mean of finalized checkpoints for that mission.

  1. Open the mission or its history. Shows its recorded checkpoints.
  2. Read each finalized result. Each result stays in the mission lifetime.
  3. Ignore unscheduled rest days. They create no checkpoint and no miss.
  4. Complete later scheduled days. New finalized successes can raise the mean.
  5. Read the updated mission HP. Earlier misses remain in history.
Recorded mission history; Spanish UI.
Recorded mission history; Spanish UI.

Read overall Avatar HP

Overall HP is the rounded mean of eligible active mission scores.

  1. Open Home. Shows HP beside the avatar.
  2. Tap HP. Opens the mission contribution breakdown.
  3. Read each eligible active mission. Each contributes an equal share to the persisted total.
  4. Close the breakdown. Returns to Home without changing the score.
HP breakdown; English UI.
HP breakdown; English UI.

Example

Fictional: 5,000 of a 10,000-step target scores 50% for that checkpoint.

Keep in mind

A rest day does not create a miss.

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