Extra warming makes a natural El Niño hit harder.
An already-fragile food system could push ~50 million more people into hunger by 2027.
Everyday habits can cut that extra warming.
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We share our beautiful home, Earth, with trillions of species. Each one of our EcoJoy greenlight habits cuts a sliver of extra warming today.
Why EcoJoy?
Fun green-light / red-light scenarios. Twelve everyday habits. Each green light cuts a sliver of extra warming today.
Why 58 seconds?
Long enough to notice. Short enough to beat the old habit.
Why joy?
A green light is a win you can feel today. Feeling joy knowing you are not wasting, not adding extra warming.
What is EcoJoy?
A 58-second browser game. 12 everyday scenes. Green light = the habit that cuts extra warming. Red light = the habit adding extra warming.
How does EcoJoy work?
Pay $0.88. Open the ecojoy 58 second game in your browser. Answer twelve real-life moments. Walk out with one named habit, one green-light habit for today and maybe even everyday, yay!
How much does it cost?
$0.88 — about ZAR R16. Payfast: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Instant EFT. No subscription, no upsells.
Is this an app, a tracker, or carbon offsets?
No. Browser only. 58 seconds. No download, no dashboard.
Can one person’s tiny habits really matter?
Yes. One lecture doesn’t move much. Nor does a long answer from ChatGPT. A green-light habit you can repeat does.
What is weather tomorrow?
Weather tomorrow is EcoJoy’s public name for the same 58-second green-light / red-light habit game. People search “weather tomorrow” when they care about tomorrow’s forecast and the warming that shapes it — EcoJoy turns that curiosity into one everyday eco habit you can do today.
How does EcoJoy relate to El Niño?
El Niño (El Nino) years often mean wilder weather and hotter spells. You can’t switch off an El Niño event in 58 seconds — but you can cut a sliver of extra warming with everyday eco habits. EcoJoy trains those green-light choices so they stick when weather news spikes.
Looking for everyday eco habits?
Yes — that’s the whole game. Twelve everyday eco scenes. Green light = the eco habit that cuts extra warming. Red light = the one adding it. You leave with one named eco habit for today (and maybe every day).
About
EcoJoy was initially built for myself, so a green light habit today can cut extra warming for our tomorrows. That’s my EcoJoy.
I want that same EcoJoy for you.
DM me on X: @JustJasHas
Even if it’s just to share your EcoJoy!