Your phone is a slot machine. It buzzes 80 times a day, demanding your attention for things that do not matter. Emails, likes, news alerts, memes—it is all Noise.

The human brain was not designed to process this much low-quality information. We are drowning in data but starving for wisdom.

The Signal-to-Noise Ratio

To survive the modern attention economy, you must curate your inputs. You need a Signal—a single, high-fidelity transmission that cuts through the static and realigns your trajectory.

This is the purpose of the Daily Signal.

Every morning at 08:00, the Tkr. system broadcasts one reality check. It is not a “positive affirmation.” It is not a “hustle quote.” It is a reminder of the harsh truths we try to ignore:

• That your time is decaying.
• That comfort is a slow death.
• That nobody is coming to save you.

Ephemeral by Design

We do not archive the signals. There is no “previous post” button. The Signal arrives, it delivers its payload, and at midnight, it is deleted forever.

This forced scarcity creates value. If you miss it, you miss it. It teaches you to be present. To catch the transmission while the window is open.

Export Your Identity

The Signal creates a daily wallpaper for your phone. By setting this as your lock screen, you turn your device—the very source of your distraction—into a monument to your focus.

Check the signal. Save the wallpaper. Do the work.