How ZenWitGo works
ZenWitGo builds judgment through one short daily mission. Each mission takes about five minutes and targets a single skill — a logical move, a cognitive bias, a probability intuition, or a decision-making method. You practise on a real scenario, get feedback that explains the reasoning, and earn XP toward the next rank. A streak tracks the days you show up. The whole loop is designed to make deliberate thinking a daily habit rather than an occasional effort.
The daily loop
A mission opens with a concrete situation and asks you to apply one skill. Feedback follows immediately and explains why an answer holds, so the reasoning transfers to the next real decision you face. XP and streaks record the habit without turning a missed day into a penalty.
Questions
- How does ZenWitGo work?
- Each day ZenWitGo gives you one five-minute mission in a judgment skill — logic, a cognitive bias, probability, or a decision-making method. You answer a few applied questions, get immediate reasoning-based feedback, earn XP, and extend your streak.
- How long does a mission take?
- About five minutes. Missions are designed to fit into a coffee break, not to demand a study session.
- Do I need any background to start?
- No. Missions start from everyday scenarios — a price, a headline, a negotiation — and build the underlying skill from there.
- What are XP and streaks for?
- XP marks progress within a rank, and a streak tracks consecutive days of practice. Both exist to make a daily habit visible, not to punish a missed day.