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Rule of 100 Tracker
Rule of 100 Tracker
Name one lead-measure task, count reps toward 100 each day, and see your history score green at 100, orange from 50–99, and red below 50 — saved in your browser.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the Rule of 100?
- It is a volume framework popularized by Alex Hormozi: choose one lead measure (something you control) and repeat it 100 times — for example, 100 outreach messages or 100 minutes of content. Consistent inputs compound into lag-measure results over time.
- Do I have to use exactly 100 reps?
- No. One hundred is the default because it matches the framework name, but you can set any daily target between 10 and 500 in task settings — useful when a full 100 is too aggressive for your schedule.
- What do the daily colors mean?
- Green means you reached your daily target. Orange means you logged between 50% and 99% of target. Red means you logged some reps but stayed below halfway. Gray means zero reps that day.
- Is my data saved?
- Yes — on this device only. Your task name, counts, timer totals, and history are stored in your browser's local storage. There is no account required in this version.
- Can I track more than one Rule of 100 task?
- This tracker focuses on one active task at a time so you protect a single lead measure. Archive the current task and start a new one when your priority shifts.