Write at the speed of thought
The small intention of “I'll just add ‘drink water’” — cooling off inside a settings screen.
What tires people out about habit apps is, unexpectedly, the app itself. Categories, colors, repeat rules — while the thing you meant to do slips away.
If something you began to make life lighter is made heavy by its own tool, the tool owes you an apology.
The moment you think of it
Tap right where you want it. No screen changes, no forms.
A name is enough. A to-do or a routine goes in within about three seconds.
Reminders and repeats can wait — or never come at all.
Repeat it lightly and your own rhythm takes shape. It doesn't have to be perfect.
The actual sentence on the app's very first screen.
Calm from the very first tap
No sign-up. A few seconds after install, your first check is done.
Nothing to learn. We think that's the first courtesy a tool for tending your life owes you.
Every setting is optional. The app fits itself to you — never the other way around.
