30-day skill sprint

One new skill.
In 30 days.

Pick a skill and get one 20-minute task a day. Keep a small proof – a photo or a few words – rate how it went, and put day 1 next to day 30. All on your phone.

No account
Stays on your phone
First sprint free

Coming soon to Google Play.

Coming soon to the App Store.

Sprint screen: Guitar, day 12 of 30, an 11-day streak, today's task and a button to add your proof

You don't need more talent.
You need 20 minutes a day.

Most new skills stall because the plan is vague and progress stays invisible. SkillKit gives you one concrete task a day – and proof that it is working.

How it works

One task. Twenty minutes. One proof.

Every day you get the next task of your 30-day plan. Do it, then keep a proof: a photo or a few words, a rating from 1 to 5 and how long you practised.

One sprint day per calendar day – no cramming. A daily reminder on your phone keeps your streak going.

Proof for day 12: a short note, a photo of the fretboard, self-rating 3 of 5 and 20 minutes practised

days per sprint

minutes per daily task

ready-made skill plans

Built to make practice stick.

Skill sprint

8 plans with 30 daily tasks each – or your own skill with your own plan (Pro). A ring shows your day out of 30.

Daily proof

A photo or a few words, plus a self-rating from 1 to 5. Photos stay in the app, not in your gallery.

Plateau check

Five sessions without improvement? SkillKit notices and suggests one concrete variation.

Knowledge into action

After a book, podcast or course, note exactly one action. Check-ins after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days show your follow-through rate.

Reading camera

Photograph a book page, summarise it in your own words and review it after 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 60 days. No OCR. Pro.

Expert talks

Plan questions with 10 proven templates, take notes and keep every insight in a searchable library.

Plateau tips

Stuck? Change one thing.

When your rating hasn't improved for five sessions, SkillKit tells you – and suggests a variation from your plan, like a slower tempo or a new setting.

After each day you see your streak, the days to go and tomorrow's task.

Day 12 done: progress ring 12 of 30, a plateau tip with a variation and the task for tomorrow

Before / after

Day 1 next to day 30.

Your first proof and your latest side by side – photo, note and rating. That is the moment you see how far you've come. Pro.

All 30 days done? Share a “Day 30 done” card – just the card, never your photos.

Before and after for Drawing: a wobbly mug on day 1 next to a shaded mug on day 30

Learn

Read it. Then do it.

For every book, podcast or course you note one action. SkillKit asks after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days whether you applied it – and shows your follow-through rate.

The reading camera adds spaced review of book pages (Pro), and expert talks keep your best insights in one place.

Learn screen: 71 % of actions applied and a check-in after 7 days asking whether you applied an action

The difference

Practice, not good intentions.

“I'll learn it someday”A 30-day plan with one task a day
Planning instead of practisingToday's 20-minute task is ready
No idea whether you are improvingDaily proof, rating curve, day 1 vs. day 30
Stuck at the same level for weeksPlateau check with a concrete variation
Books you read and forgetOne action per book, with check-ins

Eight plans to start with.

Presenting & spreadsheets

Speak calmly in front of others and get fluent in spreadsheets. Both free.

Drawing & writing

From wobbly sketches to clean lines, from blank page to finished text. Drawing is free.

Guitar

From your first chords to your first song in 30 days. Pro.

Cooking

Basic techniques, one step at a time. Pro.

Coding basics

Small daily exercises instead of an endless course. Pro.

Speaking a language

Twenty minutes of speaking practice a day. Pro.

Quick questions.

Who is SkillKit for?

For anyone who wants to finally learn something instead of planning it: a skill for work, a hobby or a language. If you have 20 minutes a day, you have enough time.

What does SkillKit cost?

Free: one active sprint with the plans for presenting, spreadsheets and drawing, daily proof, streak and plateau tips, 3 actions with check-ins and expert talks. Pro adds all 8 plans plus your own skill, several sprints at once, before/after, the reading camera, unlimited actions and backup/CSV export – as a monthly or yearly subscription (yearly with a free trial if the store offers one) or as a one-time purchase. The price is shown in the store.

How does SkillKit make money?

Only through the optional Pro upgrade. There are no ads, and no data is sold.

Do my photos and notes leave my phone?

No. There is no account and no server for your data. Photos are copied into the app's own folder (not your gallery) and notes stay on the device. The app only sends an anonymous usage signal with a random installation ID – never content or photos. Purchases are handled by Google Play or the App Store.

Does SkillKit use AI or read my book pages?

No. There is no AI and no text recognition. You write the summary in your own words – that is exactly what makes it stick. The plateau check is a simple rule: five sessions without a better rating.

What if I miss a day?

Nothing is lost: your sprint continues with the next task, only your streak starts again. You can complete one sprint day per calendar day and log extra practice whenever you like.

Can I learn my own skill?

Yes, with Pro: give it a name and write your plan, one task per line. Days without a task become free practice.

Which devices and languages are supported?

Android and iPhone – the app is in preparation and coming soon to Google Play and the App Store. It speaks English, German, Spanish, French and Italian, with all plans in all five languages.

Which skill will you have in 30 days?

Pick a skill, do today's 20 minutes and keep your first proof. Day 1 can start today.

Coming soon for Android and iPhone.

One new skill.In 30 days.

You don't need more talent.You need 20 minutes a day.