GlyphStep

GlyphStep is for people who keep doing the same set of steps and still forget one of them. Closing the office. Packing. A morning stretch. A study warmup. You write the checklist once, turn it into a QR, and stick that mark on a door, a desk, a bag, a fridge. When you scan it, the checklist opens on your phone and you work through it there. You can also skip the printer and just keep routines in the app. Scan is there when a physical mark is more useful than opening a list from a menu. Build a routine: Give it a name, pick a category like Home, Work, Study, Travel, or Fitness, and add the tasks. Mark which ones are required. Add an optional timer if a step should take a set amount of time. When you are happy with it, GlyphStep makes a QR that only holds the checklist. Your history and settings stay out of the code on purpose. Scan and go: Open the scanner, point at the mark, or pick a photo if the QR is already in your camera roll. You get a preview first. Start it now, save it to your library, or cancel. If that routine is already saved, you can open the one you have or bring in a copy. Run the checklist: Tap through tasks, skip the optional ones, and use the timer when a step needs it. When you finish, you get a simple result: how complete it was, how long it took, and a note if you want to leave one for yourself. History: Finished sessions sit in History, grouped by day. You can see a streak, a seven-day chart, and which routines you actually use. It is there so you can tell if you are keeping it up, not so the app can lecture you. Library: Every saved routine has its QR in one place. Share it, save it to Photos, duplicate it, edit it, or delete it. Print the ones that belong on a wall. It stays on your phone: Routines, scans, and history live on this iPhone. There is no account, no cloud, no ads, and no analytics. Camera is only used to read GlyphStep QR codes. Photos access is only used if you save a QR image. A scanned code is treated as data, not something to run. A few extras: Daily reminder if you want one, haptics, a completion sound, light or dark appearance, and a JSON export/import if you ever need a backup. That is really it. Write the steps, put a glyph where you will see it, and let the phone hold the checklist when it is time to start.