Before You Close
Your Eyes Tonight —
Check Your Karma Score
You lived today. You made choices — big ones, small ones, the kind nobody saw. Tonight, Karma Wallet looks back at all of it and gives you a score. This one nightly ritual will quietly transform who you become.
Right now, before sleep, you'll check your phone.
What if what you saw actually made you better?
Most people scroll social media one last time before bed. But what if those final minutes — the ones your brain holds onto most during sleep — were spent seeing yourself clearly? That's what checking your karma score before bed does. And it's more powerful than anything else you could do tonight.
Ancient wisdom traditions understood something that modern neuroscience is only now confirming: the last thing you reflect on before sleep is the first thing your subconscious works on through the night. Monks called it the examination of conscience. Stoics called it the evening review. The Bhagavad Gita called it svadhyaya — self-study. Every major wisdom tradition built an end-of-day ritual around it. Because they knew what it did to a person over time.
Karma Wallet brings that ancient discipline into your pocket. Every evening, you open the app, log the actions you took through the day — the kind moments, the kept promises, the times you chose patience over anger, service over selfishness — and the app reflects it all back as a single honest number. Your karma score.
Not a judgment. Not a punishment. A mirror. And mirrors, held consistently every night, change people in ways nothing else can.
They Did This Long
Before There Were Phones
Every evening, Marcus Aurelius wrote in his journal — not about grand ideas, but about specific moments from that day. Where did he fall short of his own values? Where did he show up with honour? What would he do differently tomorrow? He was not a monk. He was the most powerful man in the world. And still he sat each night and examined himself.
Before sleep, examine the whole day. Ask yourself: what weakness did I overcome? What virtue did I practise? What remains undone?
Pythagoras — The Golden VersesAcross the world, in the ashrams of ancient India, students of the Gita practised evening svadhyaya — honest self-witnessing, without flinching and without excuse. Not to shame themselves. To see themselves clearly. Because you cannot grow past what you cannot see. And Karma Wallet gives that ancient practice a modern, beautiful form: simple, honest, done in five minutes.
How Karma Wallet
Scores Your Night
Throughout the day, life happens. You make hundreds of choices — most invisible, automatic, unremarked upon. At night, Karma Wallet asks you to pause and see what actually happened. Here's the four-step evening practice:
Log today's actions
What did you do today that reflects who you want to be? A kind word, a moment of patience, a promise kept, an honest choice when the easier path was to lie. Log each one. Even the small things — especially the small things.
Receive your karma score
Based on the quality and intention behind your logged actions, Karma Wallet calculates your evening score out of 100. You see it as a number, a weekly trend, and a breakdown — kindness, integrity, discipline, service.
Tonight's Gita wisdom
One verse from the Bhagavad Gita, surfaced to reflect themes in your day. It is not a lecture. It is a companion — meeting you exactly where you are tonight, with five thousand years of human wisdom behind it.
Set tomorrow's intention
One sentence. Who do you want to be tomorrow? Not what you want to do — who you want to be. That intention sits in your subconscious all night, quietly shaping every choice you make tomorrow before you even realise it.
What Your Karma Score
Looks Like Tonight
Here is a real example of what the evening check-in looks like. You have logged your day — some moments to be proud of, one or two you'd handle differently. The app shows you the full picture, honestly.
The number alone isn't the point. What changes you is the conversation with yourself it creates. On balance — did I live today in alignment with who I want to be? The weekly trend shows you the arc, not just the moment. You're not crushed by one difficult day. You see direction. Momentum.
Why Before Sleep
Is the Perfect Moment
This is not just ancient intuition — the neuroscience is clear. During sleep, your brain consolidates memories through a process called memory reconsolidation. The last emotional state you hold before sleep disproportionately influences what your brain reinforces overnight. When you consciously reflect on your best actions before sleep, you tell your brain: this is who I am. Encode more of this. It does.
Harvard sleep researcher Dr. Robert Stickgold's work shows that emotionally meaningful memories are prioritised during REM sleep — the brain replays and reinforces what mattered. When you surface your best actions before sleep, you are telling your brain exactly which patterns to strengthen overnight. The monks were right. Now the science agrees.
Tonight, before you close
your eyes — look at your day.
You made choices today that nobody noticed. Moments of quiet courage, small kindnesses, invisible integrity. It's time to see them. Karma Wallet is ready when you are.
🌙 Start tonight
How did today score?
Log your actions. See your score. Wake up tomorrow as someone who knows exactly who they were yesterday — and who they want to be next.