# Daily Single Choice Weekday System v5 This document defines the Closer daily weekday question pack. This is a special pack. It is not a normal mixed category pack. ## Pack Identity Recommended pack id: ```text daily_single_choice_weekly_v1 ``` Recommended future file name: ```text daily_single_choice_weekly_v1.json ``` Current compatibility file name: ```text daily_fun_multiple_choice_v3.json ``` Use the old file name only while the app code still expects it. The content inside the file must still be single choice. ## Required Counts This special daily pack uses: * 500 total questions * 75 free questions * 425 premium questions * 500 single_choice questions * 4 options per question preferred * 4 to 6 options allowed Do not apply the standard 250 question category mix to this pack. ## Required Type Every question must use: ```json "type": "single_choice" ``` Single choice means the user picks one best answer. ## Daily Voice Standard Daily questions should feel like a small couples game moment. They should sound like two people deciding what to do, eat, watch, laugh about, try, flirt with, or enjoy together today. Daily questions should be: * quick * warm * concrete * playful * fun before merely useful * easy to answer in under 10 seconds * relationship focused * doable in normal life Daily questions should not sound like: * therapy homework * self-help worksheets * HR wellness surveys * abstract emotional processing * generic AI relationship advice * household admin * bedtime logistics * chore planning If the question sounds like a couples counselor wrote it, rewrite it. If the question sounds like roommates managing a house, rewrite it. ## Daily Fun Gate A daily question passes only if it creates at least one of these: * a smile * a laugh * a flirt * a cute choice * a tiny date idea * a playful debate * a small memory * a small thing the couple might actually try tonight Warm is not enough. Concrete is not enough. Useful is not enough. The daily pack should help couples enjoy each other, not manage the house. Ask this before approving any daily question: ```text Would this feel fun, sweet, or playful inside the app tonight? ``` If the honest answer is "useful, but not fun", rewrite it. ## Prefer These Daily Option Types Use options like: * snacks * tiny dates * silly bets * inside jokes * couch games * music picks * mini adventures * playful compliments * low-pressure flirting * cozy but fun moments * small surprises * dramatic fake awards * guilty-pleasure shows * cute photos * dessert runs * short walks with a purpose ## Avoid These Daily Option Types Avoid options centered on: * bills * laundry * dishes * clean counters * errands * appointments * calendars * bedtime planning * household maintenance * saved blankets * clinical reassurance phrasing These can exist in real relationships. They should not dominate the daily fun pack. Do not rebrand chores as romance unless the question clearly makes the moment playful. ## Banned Daily Tone Words Avoid these in daily questions: * reset * process * mental load * emotional load * autopilot * pressure * soft landing * relationship dynamic * name the mood * emotional processing * communication style * conflict framework These words push the pack toward therapy voice. ## Good Daily Examples Good: ```text What tiny date move sounds best tonight? ``` Options: * Dessert on the couch * A two-song kitchen dance * A short walk with snacks * A ridiculous movie pick Good: ```text Which tiny win should we celebrate like it matters? ``` Options: * Find a new dessert spot * Try a ridiculous soda combo * Pick tomorrow's fun song * Build a tiny snack board Good: ```text Before phones win, what should we do for fun? ``` Options: * Pick a ridiculous snack * Watch one guilty-pleasure clip * Trade dramatic compliments * Choose tomorrow's tiny date Good: ```text What small surprise would make you smile tonight? ``` Options: * A favorite drink * A flirty text from the next room * A mystery snack * A song picked just for us ## Bad Daily Examples Bad: ```text Which reset would help us avoid autopilot? ``` Why it fails: * therapy coded * abstract * not game-like * sounds generated Bad: ```text Before phones win, what would make the night nicer? ``` Bad options: * A clean counter * A quick shoulder rub * A simple bedtime plan * The good blanket saved Why it fails: * too much household admin * not playful enough * one option is weirdly phrased * it does not feel like a couples game Bad: ```text What would help us process the emotional load of the week? ``` Why it fails: * too clinical * too heavy for daily * sounds like a worksheet ## Weekday Lineup ### Monday: Mood Check Monday Purpose: pick what kind of day the relationship needs. Vibe: gentle, sweet, simple, start of week, still fun. Use prompts about: * cozy mini dates * easy snacks * low-effort laughs * tiny playful care * feeling picked on purpose * one cute thing after a long day Avoid making Monday a housework recovery plan. Example: ```text What tiny thing would make Monday feel more like us? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_monday_mood_check ``` ### Tuesday: Tiny Win Tuesday Purpose: pick one small win to enjoy together. Vibe: low effort, practical only if cute, playful, doable. Use prompts about: * a new snack * a tiny date plan * a silly reward * choosing something together * a small fun challenge Avoid bills, appointments, laundry, dishes, errands, and calendar cleanup. Example: ```text Which tiny win should we celebrate like it matters? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_tuesday_tiny_win ``` ### Wednesday: Real One Wednesday Purpose: pick the most honest answer. Vibe: simple, grounded, lightly meaningful, not therapy. Use prompts about: * real preferences * small truths * what sounds best tonight * what would feel nice * what the couple actually wants Options must be complete answers. Do not use sentence fragments like "When I need reassurance". Example: ```text What would make tonight feel more like us? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_wednesday_real_one ``` ### Thursday: Laugh It Off Thursday Purpose: pick something silly or low pressure. Vibe: weird, funny, tired-week energy. Use prompts about: * fake awards * dumb games * weird snacks * dramatic bits * couch games * inside jokes Example: ```text What ridiculous little thing would improve our night? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_thursday_laugh ``` ### Friday: Flirty Friday Purpose: pick something playful, sweet, or date-like. Vibe: compliments, attraction, flirting, fun. Use prompts about: * compliments * tiny date moves * playful teasing * low-pressure flirting * sweet attention * romantic but not explicit choices Keep it consent-based and non-pushy. Example: ```text What kind of flirting from me still works best? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_friday_flirty ``` ### Saturday: Side Quest Saturday Purpose: pick a tiny adventure or date idea. Vibe: playful, outside the routine, doable. Use prompts about: * coffee runs * dessert trips * photo walks * thrift-store bets * mini missions * trying something new * tiny adventures Example: ```text What kind of mini-adventure sounds most like us today? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_saturday_side_quest ``` ### Sunday: Slow Burn Sunday Purpose: pick a warm intimacy or closeness answer. Vibe: affectionate, cozy, lightly flirty, never pushy. Use prompts about: * closeness * compliments * slow kisses * cuddly date ideas * sweet teasing * low-pressure affection Avoid making Sunday a relationship checkup. Example: ```text What kind of closeness would feel best tonight? ``` Required tag: ```text daily_sunday_slow_burn ``` ## Required Tags Each question must include exactly one new weekday tag: * daily_monday_mood_check * daily_tuesday_tiny_win * daily_wednesday_real_one * daily_thursday_laugh * daily_friday_flirty * daily_saturday_side_quest * daily_sunday_slow_burn If the app code still uses older mode tags, include the compatibility tag too, but only one new weekday tag. ## Production Review Loop Do not write or rewrite all 500 questions in one blind pass. For each weekday: 1. Write or rewrite 20 questions. 2. Read all 20 out loud. 3. Mark weak questions with reasons. 4. Fix only the marked questions. 5. Review the fixed set again. 6. Continue only when at least 18 of 20 pass. 7. Continue only when at least 16 of 20 feel fun, playful, sweet, flirty, silly, or date-like. 8. Expand in batches of 20 to 30. 9. Repeat mark, fix, review after each batch. 10. Move to the next weekday only after the current weekday passes. ## Marking Reasons Use these reasons when marking weak daily questions: * therapy_voice * wellness_voice * household_admin * not_fun * abstract_prompt * awkward_split_phrase * repeated_stem * option_mismatch * fragment_options * too_generic * weird_option * weak_weekday_fit * filler_question ## Final Production Gate Before shipping: 1. Run schema and count validation. 2. Run duplicate question checks. 3. Run duplicate option-list checks. 4. Check repeated openers and repeated option text. 5. Read 10 random questions from each weekday. 6. Mark anything therapy-coded, boring, weird, logistical, or not fun. 7. Fix the marked items. 8. Run a second random sample from each weekday. 9. Ship only when the second sample passes cleanly. The final sample must include no weird domestic options like "The good blanket saved" and no chore-heavy answer sets.