Daily review
July 15, 2026
Fitness and Nutrition both moved forward as daily-use systems, Job Search became a versioned operating source with a sharper application slate, and the family real-estate plan was reset around a calmer spring 2027 timeline. The day also made the next HQ question clearer: it needs to support several active projects at once without sounding like a marketing page.
What moved
Wins
- Fitness shipped five production rounds: holistic progress tracking, activity streaks, editable sessions (including historical ones), prehab with an interleaved leg rotation, and a mobile navigation fix.
- Nutrition shipped a daily review, streak insights, batch intake, and a weekly recipe rotation.
- The job-search folder is now under version control, the expanded strategy got an editorial second pass, and the application slate was narrowed to better-fit priorities.
- The morning's Fitness data audit confirmed the core ledger's integrity and narrowed the remaining history gaps to a short review list.
Morning starting point
Focus tomorrow
- 1.Verify Nutrition batch intake and the weekly recipe rotation on the phone now that the intake-and-rotation migration has been applied.
- 2.Finish the Fitness history reconciliation from the paper and partner-session notes before the next gym session, then rerun the audit.
- 3.Verify the scoped Real Estate family view on mobile.
- 4.Protect a focused Job Search block, then draft a plainer HQ purpose and copy pass that supports multiple active projects before sending it for a second editorial review.
Shipped
Fitness
- Made progress tracking holistic: accessories, core work, mobility, and carries now count whenever they carry a meaningful progression signal, on top of the main lifts.
- Added activity streak tracking and made sessions fully editable, including corrections to historical sessions and clearer exercise removal.
- Added prehab tracking and interleaved the leg rotation into the program.
- Replaced the cramped bottom navigation with a scrollable top pill row so all six tabs stay readable on a phone.
Nutrition
- Shipped a daily nutrition review and streak insights.
- Added batch intake (paste a day's food in one go) and a weekly recipe rotation backed by a reusable grocery library; the supporting database migration was completed before merge.
Job Search and HQ
- Put the canonical job-search folder under version control and gave the expanded search strategy an independent editorial second pass.
- Encoded the role-fit and location decision rules, retired a stale search track, and promoted a new priority opportunity onto the application slate, with the pipeline snapshot synced into HQ.
- Cleared the verification queue: the remaining wide-net roles were decided against, so the pipeline now holds only right-fit applications.
- Turned the AI FinOps study guide into a browsable reading library.
Real Estate
- Reworked the family real-estate plan around a spring 2027 timeline.
Decisions
- Fitness tracks all completed work with a meaningful progression signal — strength, accessories, core, mobility, and carries; a first recorded exposure is a baseline, and missing history is reconstructed only from confirmed evidence.
- When more tabs exist than fit a bottom bar, mobile navigation standardizes on a scrollable top pill row rather than shrinking icons or hiding tabs.
- The family move now targets spring 2027, and the plan was rebuilt around that date.
- The job-search wide net has done its calibration job: adjacent-but-not-right roles get removed rather than lingering, and the application slate is the single list of priorities.
- HQ should no longer imply that only one project can be active at a time; the next pass starts with purpose and copy, using straightforward operational language and keeping landing pages only where they actually improve hierarchy or planning.
Parked
- Older pre-program and 2025 training history will be reconciled separately after the current 2026 ledger is complete.
- HQ redesign implementation waits until the purpose and copy pass has a clearer answer to what the control panel is for.