Rule Presets

Save complete verification configurations for reuse across commitments.

Rule Presets

Rule Presets encapsulate a complete verification configuration — the verification mode, alarm timing, intensity, and failure thresholds — into a single reusable template. This eliminates the need to reconfigure verification settings from scratch for every new commitment.

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Preset Data Structure

Each rule preset stores the full behavioral configuration:

Field	Description	Example
Name	Preset label	”Strict Library Rules”
Verification Style	Just Show Up or Stay Throughout	stay_throughout
Grace Window	Response time for Just Show Up	10 minutes
Intensity	Alarm frequency for Stay Throughout	strict
Max Missed	Failure threshold for Stay Throughout	1
Alarm Start	Pre-slot alarm lead time	15 minutes before
Alarm Frequency	Repeat interval during active slot	Every 5 minutes

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Creating a Preset

From the Presets Tab, tap the ”+” button in the Rules section. The creation flow provides all the same configuration options available on the FinalScreen’s “Commitment Type” and “Alarms” settings sections, packaged into a saveable template.

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Using a Preset

In the time slot configuration screen, each slot has a rules attachment button. Tapping it opens the RulePresetPickerModal, which lists all saved rule presets with a summary of their configuration. Selecting a preset applies its complete verification profile to that specific slot.

function handleRuleSelected(preset: any) {
  setSlotRule(contextSlotIndex, {
    id: preset._id,
    name: preset.title || preset.name,
    config: preset.config,
  });
}

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Example

Saved rule presets:

Preset Name	Mode	Alarm	Details
Relaxed Arrival	Just Show Up	10 min before	15-min grace window
Standard Check-in	Just Show Up	15 min before	10-min grace window
Strict Session	Stay Throughout	15 min before	High intensity, max 2 missed
Maximum Lockdown	Stay Throughout	60 min before	Strict intensity, max 1 missed

A morning gym commitment uses “Relaxed Arrival” (just show up, arrive within 15 minutes). An evening library session uses “Strict Session” (random alarms throughout, fail after 2 missed check-ins).