A free habit tracker that gives your habits a place in the day.

Add a habit in one sentence

Type it the way you would say it. “Gym Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 6, 45 minutes” becomes a habit called Gym, on those three days, at 6 pm, for 45 minutes. The parsing happens on your iPhone, works offline, and shows you anything it had to guess so you can correct it.

Habits can repeat daily, on weekdays, weekly, or on the days you pick. They can be a simple yes or no, or measured: minutes read, glasses of water, kilometres run, pages written.

Streaks that survive a bad day

A habit tracker that resets you to zero after one missed day teaches you to quit. Habyss has streak freezes: a freeze covers a missed day so the run you built survives it. Friends can gift you one.

Keep every habit and task you promised yourself for seven days in a row and everything you keep counts double. The multiplier keeps rising each week, up to ×10.

Every habit earns Marks

Keeping a habit earns 5 Marks; keeping a task earns 10, because tasks are the harder promise. Marks move you through ten ranks, from Lost to Eternal, and place you in a league with people at the same level. It is the part of the app that makes progress visible on the days it does not feel like progress.

Reminders that arrive at the right moment

Each habit can remind you at its time, or when you arrive somewhere, such as home or the gym. Habits show in widgets, on the Lock Screen, and on Apple Watch, so checking one off takes a second.

Free, private, and built for iPhone

Every feature is free during the beta. Your habits are stored on your iPhone, and Echo, the coach that spots your patterns, runs on the phone too. Android, Mac and Windows are coming.