We all have daily, weekly, or even monthly habits that we want to achieve.

You can use it for any kind of tracking. People are using it as a health tracker, a habit list, after reading books like Atomic Habits, and even as a tracker to stop smoking and/or stop vaping.

One of the favorites we've heard is using it to finally build a habit of building a cleaning schedule.

Streaks
You can track streaks for each of your habits. Streaks can be daily weekly, or even monthly. Streaks help you stay motivated, the more, the better!

Weekly View
View the current week's logs and streaks from the home screen. This allows you to stay aware of the week and meet your goals.

Activity Grid
The activity grid allows you to zoom out and view your progress over the whole year. This helps you track your consistency in real-time in a beautiful way. How long can you keep a streak going?

Flexible Habit Scheduling
Set your habits to recur daily, weekly, or monthly, and watch your progress soar. You have the power to customize the number of days per week required to maintain your streaks, helping you stay motivated and on track.

Reminders
Never forget your commitments again! Our app allows you to set weekly reminders for each of your habits, ensuring that you stay accountable and build consistency effortlessly.

Visualize Your Progress in Style
Explore your journey with a mesmerizing grid of colorful squares, representing each day of the year. With up to 365 days of history, you can visualize your commitment and dedication like never before. Watch as your grid fills with vibrant colors, showcasing your achievements in a unique and engaging way.

Personalize Your Habits
Add a personal touch to your habits by choosing your favorite emoji icon and color. Your habits should reflect your personality, and our app lets you express yourself while tracking your progress.

Download now and unlock the path to a better you. It's time to make every day count. It's always day one!


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