A simple accountability routine

Four questions that make a daily check-in useful

Ask what you intended to do, what actually happened, what got in the way, and the smallest realistic next action. The purpose is clarity, not scoring or promising an outcome.

Updated September 3, 2026
Glow starts firstCalls when needed, not automatically every day.Voice when useful, text when easierContinue in the channel that fits the moment.You control the rhythmChoose reminder timing and adjust how you check in.

The four questions

  • What did I intend to do?
  • What actually happened?
  • What got in the way?
  • What is the smallest realistic next action?
A short accountability check-in
CoachYou planned a short walk after lunch. How did it go?
UserI skipped it because the afternoon got busy.
CoachWhat was the main obstacle: time, energy, or something else?
UserTime. I went straight into another meeting.
CoachWhat is a smaller next step that still feels realistic?
UserA ten-minute walk before my first meeting tomorrow.

Illustrative conversation, not a real user testimonial or a promise of results.

Know when a general check-in is not enough

Avoid moral labels, interrogation, diagnosis, and goals the person did not choose. Concerning symptoms, disordered eating, medication, or another issue requiring clinical judgment belongs with qualified help.

Build a check-in rhythm that fits your day.

Glow AI Coach is a separate app subscription purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play. It is not the separately enrolled and billed Endo Health GLP-1 clinical program or medical care.