Practice Alone

Practice Alone helps you learn one everyday skill until you can do it on your own. Pick something real: introduce yourself, tell what you do, cook a dish you wrote down or walk a route with the map closed. Each try goes through one of three steps. With notes you read the full version. With a cue you keep only a few words. Alone you put everything away. Log a try in one tap, add a short note and mark what helped, like a mirror or a recipe card. The tape keeps every try in order, marks the day you first did it alone and shows how the tries after it went. Two weeks of the same skill sit side by side, so a slip never wipes anything out and different skills never mix.