Your daily habits are quests. Your bad days are hexes. Your mana always drifts back to baseline — because your brain deserves a system that doesn't punish you for being human.
Every action in your day has a mana cost and return. Understanding the four task types is how you master your own energy.
The backbone of your day. Complete real-life tasks to spend mana activating them — and earn back more than you spent. Every category has its own multiplier, so the things that matter most pay out more.
How are you starting the day? Conditions modify your baseline mana before any quests begin. A good night's sleep is a real buff. Poor sleep is a real debuff. The game reflects your actual state.
Bad habits and stressors don't drain mana directly — they cast a Hex that reduces the return on all your quests for the day. Hexes stack, but are capped at 50% so you can never be completely nullified.
Time-wasters and energy sinks cost flat mana — no return. Social media, binge-watching, mindless scrolling. Not a punishment — just honest accounting. You choose how to spend your limited mana.
Click quests to complete them, apply hexes, or trigger drains. Watch your mana bar react in real time.
Most habit trackers punish you for missing days. ManaPower does the opposite. Every night, your mana drifts back toward baseline — a built-in protection against death spirals.
Had a catastrophic week? You wake up at 40 mana instead of 50. Not zero. Not game over. Just a slight handicap that disappears as you rebuild. The system assumes you'll bounce back, because you will.
ADHD, autism, executive dysfunction, depression — ManaPower was built from the ground up for neurodivergent users who've been burned by conventional habit apps.
The ADHD brain struggles with low-reward tasks. Framing them as quests with visible mana returns creates the external dopamine hook that makes starting actually possible. The game makes the boring feel urgent.
Streaks are a trap for ADHD brains — one missed day destroys motivation. ManaPower has no streaks. Only mana. Miss a day? Your overnight drift protects you. You come back to a fair fight, not a graveyard.
Neurodivergent brains have wildly inconsistent days. Conditions and Hexes acknowledge this — a poor sleep, a looming crisis, a hard conversation all genuinely affect your capacity. The app reflects reality instead of demanding you pretend.
Every task has a visible activation cost before the reward. This mirrors how ADHD brains actually experience tasks — the startup cost is real. Seeing it on screen validates the experience and makes it easier to choose where to spend limited mana.
When you're dealing with an emergency, a family crisis, or something outside your control, it affects everything. Hexes put a number on that. Instead of feeling vaguely broken, you see: "OK, I have a 20% debuff today. That's why things feel hard."
The drift mechanic is explicitly designed to prevent the shame spiral that kills habit streaks. The game assumes you'll have bad days, builds recovery in mathematically, and never lets you fall below the floor. Progress is always possible.
The same mechanics, different worlds. Swap themes to match your current obsession. More themes coming as the game grows.
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