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Your personal performance system.

Make real life
rewarding again.

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Does this sound familiar?

1/6 You reach for your phone, and a moment later you don't remember why.

This isn't a discipline problem.

Why does this happen?

Your dopamine system rewards the actions that used to keep you alive. The modern world hijacked it.

Dopamine helps explain the pattern. Dopafy helps you change it.

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How dopamine drives your behavior

Dopamine used to reward the actions that kept you alive. You're exhausted from the hunt. Then you spot fresh mammoth tracks, and the drive is back instantly: you're closer to the goal. Eat the mammoth, and your brain remembers: that hunt was worth it. Apps, feeds and ultra-processed food trigger that same system today, just without the hunt in between. They deliver the reward directly, unpredictably, always available. Work and exercise tap into the same system. Just slower, with real effort in between. In comparison, they often lose.

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Product

How it works

Dopafy helps you put your dopamine system back to work for what it was built for: building drive and reaching your goals.

Dopafy questionnaire app screenshot

Before anything can change, what's actually shaping your behavior needs to become visible: triggers, patterns, timing. Dopafy surfaces these patterns instead of guessing at them.

The Routine Plan

The Routine Plan helps you create the conditions to feel focused, energized and balanced, so following through on your goals becomes easier.

Protect your decision

Did you choose it, or did it choose for you? Every notification and every feed is built to hijack your dopamine system in exactly that moment. Screen Blocking, Focus Blocks and Digital Sunrise/Sunset make it harder for those distractions to override the decision you actually made.

Dopafy Screen Blocking app screenshot

Progress that counts

The score shows your current daily performance. Your stats break down exactly which dimensions you're consistently following through on.

Dopafy Progress Score app screenshot

Dopafy brings three areas together in one app

Habit trackers, screen-lock apps, and health wearables each solve one piece. Dopafy covers all three.

Build good habitsStreaksOpalWhoopFabulousDopafy
Distraction & bad habitsKeep health routines in check

Habit trackers

Apps that help you build and stick with good habits: tracking, reminders, small rewards.

Screen-lock apps

Apps that block distraction and bad habits: app locks, focus modes, screen-time limits.

Health apps

Apps and wearables that keep an eye on your vitals and recovery: sleep, heart rate, recovery.

StreaksOpalWhoopFabulousDopafy
Habit tracking✓––✓✓
Blocks distraction & bad habits–✓––✓
Health/recovery tracking––✓–✓
Personalized plan–––✓✓
PlatformiOSiOS/macOSiOS/Android + wearableiOS/AndroidiOS
Starting price$5.99 one-time (no free tier)*Free: 1 rule · from $19.99/month for more*from $199/year (no free tier)*Free: limited · from $39.99/year for full access*Free · Premium €5.99/month

*US App Store reference prices, as of September 2026. Local prices may vary. Apple Health/Fitness+, Oura, and Apple Watch deliberately not listed: recording devices with no coaching of their own. Dopafy reads their data via HealthKit sync and builds routines on top.

The science behind it

Built on research, not hype

Dopafy is grounded in habit-formation research. Three numbers that show why structure makes the difference:

66days

Median time until a new behavior becomes automatic (with a wide individual range from 18 to 254 days).

Lally et al., 2010, European Journal of Social Psychology

43%

Of daily actions run on habit, not active decision-making.

Wood, Quinn & Kashy, 2002, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

70% vs. 35%

How much more often people reach their goals when they report progress regularly instead of just setting a goal, twice as often.

Matthews, Dominican University of California

Stages on the way to a new habit

  1. Day 1

    Start

  2. Day 21

    Familiarity

  3. Day 42

    Momentum

  4. Day 66

    Automatic

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Fair questions

Dopafy's founder in a real moment, not a studio portrait

Why Dopafy exists

I started Dopafy after noticing how often my own behavior no longer matched what I actually wanted. I would reach for my phone without consciously deciding to, and before difficult or strategically important work I often found myself clearing my inbox or completing easier tasks first.

A seven-week dopamine challenge made those patterns much more visible. Reducing automatic social-media use left me feeling calmer, more focused and more present. But understanding the pattern was not enough. I needed a system that could protect my intentions in the moment and actively build the conditions that helped me perform well.

I went deeper into neuroscience, reward learning, habits, sleep, focus and performance, spoke with neuroscientists during the challenge and while developing the product, and began building my own daily "dopamine schedule". That evolved into Dopafy: a system for routines, focus, protection, learning and progress that I started using every day.

It helped. Dopafy grew from that personal experiment into a system designed to help others turn intention into action and build a life that better matches their ambition.

(Founder, Dopafy)

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Frequently asked questions

Sources
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