Tikoun: mitzvot journal

Each night, before sleep, open your log book. Tikoun was born from a simple need: to know, at the end of the day, where you stand. Its creator first built it for his own avodah, then realized the path could serve others. Our Sages called this cheshbon hanefesh, the accounting of the soul. The masters of Mussar kept it on paper, week after week. Tikoun slips it into your pocket. WHAT YOU DO IN TIKOUN • Check off the day's mitzvot, grouped by theme: Tefillah, Torah, Chesed, Shabbat, holidays… • Log an averah, then repair it: teshuvah cancels the penalty and turns it into a gain • Follow your progress: daily goal, streaks, levels, heat map • Weekly, Rosh Chodesh and Rosh Hashanah reviews, with your kabbalah • Track your tzedakah and maaser, from one Jewish year to the next • Let the Hebrew calendar surface the right mitzvot at the right moment • During Shabbat, Tikoun pauses itself •…