A habit tracker with no streak counter. Grace days, weekly goals you set, and not one notification you didn't ask for.
ADHD-friendly AI task manager that turns brain dumps into clear plans
Stage
Not given
Not given
Founded
Not given
Not given
Based in
Not given
Not given
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free forever with unlimited habits, week bar, year heatmap, month calendar, grace days, weekly goals, milestones, share cards, home-screen widget, backup file and CSV export, and access on phone and tablet in ten languages with no account required. Optional paid upgrade available as either a subscri
Free: $0 with 15 AI actions included. Pro monthly: $4.99/month with unlimited AI actions. Pro yearly: $44.99/year with unlimited AI actions and 3-day free trial (save 25%).
Key features
Grace days: monthly allowance that covers missed days without resetting the record
Weekly goals: set how many days a week a habit should happen, from one to seven
Week view with seven slots showing rate as a plain count
Milestones tracking days done without losing progress
No push notifications by default; reminders only when enabled per habit
Home-screen widget showing up to four habits for current week
Backup file and CSV export available anytime
Available in ten languages on phone and tablet
Device sync with paid upgrade via Apple or Google account
Brain dump via voice, text, or paste
AI-powered task and event structuring
Daily plan generation from unstructured thoughts
Energy-matching to assign tasks by current state
Replan feature to reschedule remaining tasks
Single-task focus mode with distraction reduction
Day review to close completed tasks and roll forward unfinished ones
Timeline view of daily schedule
Guided next action suggestions
In-app account and data deletion
What makes it different
Grace days provide monthly slack so life's irregularity doesn't break habit tracking
Completely free with no ads, trials, or account required
AI does the organizing instead of you
Reduces decision fatigue with suggested next moves
Eliminates need to structure information when overwhelmed
Habenna