
for the shifting of states · upon the iPhone · in eight buffs and sixteen sequences
design their own systems · cross thresholds with intention · notice the difference between routine and ritual · prefer eight working buffs over ten thousand habits
If this is you, what follows is your manual.
A ritual is a fixed sequence of actions performed with attention. Humans respond to this kind of structure. The order gives the moment a boundary. The unusual action makes it stand apart from ordinary life. The cost makes it feel real.
Ritual Buff is not a wellness product. It is not therapy. It will not promise outcomes. It treats the ritual as a practical, bounded technology — and explains plainly how the technology works on the person performing it.
The app generates short rituals — three to seven steps, five to fifteen minutes — to enter one of eight named states. You perform them in real life, with paper, water, an object near your hand. Then you go.
The opening set of buffs you may cast. Each sigil names a state. Each state has its own pool of rituals inside the app; the one named below is its anchor.
You become someone who carries one.









For when attention is scattered and the work has not yet begun. Performed seated, at the desk where the work will happen.


Ritual Buff is in open TestFlight for iPhone while we finalize the eight buff set and the first sixteen rituals. Free. No account. Local only. Join the public beta with one tap.
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