Remade: Rule of Life

"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away. Behold, the new has come." (2 Corinthians 5:17, BSB) Remade holds a rule of life: a short, written pattern of daily practices, with your identity in Christ first and the habits that grow on it after. The pattern is not the point. It holds you steady in the places where God grows you. WHAT IT DOES - Speak who you are: each day opens with Scripture and your own written statements of who you are in Christ, before any habit is asked of you. - Keep an honest ledger: kept or missed, in your own words, with a change history that never rewrites the past. An unlogged day is unknown, not a failure. - See what is true: adherence and coverage side by side, recovery after a miss, trends over any range. No grades, no rings, no guilt mechanics. - Commit and close: named commitments with due dates, evidence of change observed by real people, reviews on a rhythm. - Read on a plan: books gated by practice, not dates. The next book opens when the rhythm is running. WHAT IT REFUSES - No completion state. A rule of life is never "done." - No streak shaming. Only an explicit miss breaks a streak, and the app reports it quietly. - No selling your interior life. Prayers, notes, and free text are never written to the app's backup file, and nothing is ever sent to us: there is no account and no server. What your own phone does with its own backup is yours, and the in-app Privacy screen spells all of it out. No analytics SDKs, no tracking, no ads. App Lock (Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode) is on by default. Your data backs up daily to your own iCloud Drive as a file you can read, or to this phone when iCloud Drive is not available. Built on Scripture, habit science, and the conviction that you are not maintaining an old self. You are being remade.