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The Tide Table
A landscape fortnight of high and low water for your energy — a predictive tide table you plan against, not a mood grid. Fourteen days across a shared hour lane mark peak and trough; you draw the curve by hand and name up to three safe-crossing windows to defend. The tinted panel works out your average high-tide hour — the window worth protecting. Distinct from Mood & Energy Tracker (month of shade-in dots) and from the Daylight Almanac (when you came online).
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- Finding when your energy reliably peaks so you can defend that window.
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