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Stamps

Finish your day. Wake up to a stamp.

Tick off everything on a day, however much or little was on it, and the next morning there's a stamp waiting in your passport. A palm tree, a croissant on a Saturday, a lobster if you're lucky.

On iPhone, Android and the website

The passport in Cabana on an Android phone: page one full of round stamps, a plane, a tick, a star, a lobster, a clipboard, an ice cream, a shell and a disco ball, sealed with a star, inside an airmail edge.

How it works

  1. Finish a day

    Tick off everything on it, little ones included. A quiet day counts the same as a busy one, and a day with nothing on it doesn't count at all.

  2. Wake up to it

    Next time you open Cabana, the stamp presses on. Friday's always the disco ball, Saturday the croissant and Sunday the cinnamon roll. The rest of the week is a lucky dip.

  3. Fill your passport

    Eight stamps to a page, and a full page gets sealed. Save it as a picture if you'd like to keep it or show somebody.

Good to know

Firsts and keepsakes
There are stamps for your first task, the first list you say out loud, paste, snap or email in, and your first note in Bits & bobs. Seven days finished in a row gets one too, and so does thirty.
Nothing's ever taken away
Miss a day and nothing happens. There's no streak to lose, and once a stamp's on a page it stays there.
Better together
Share a plan and there's a stamp the first time somebody joins it. Tick off a task somebody else added and that's Teamwork.
One passport, everywhere
On your phone it's the round button beside the +, and on the website it's beside the bell. Open it on one and it's the same passport on the other.
How stamps work

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