Habits stick when someone is counting on you.
A habit tracker where real people watch your progress. You keep your habits, your group keeps the score.
A private checklist costs nothing to break.
Nobody notices when you skip. In a group your check-ins are on the board next to everyone else's, and that changes the arithmetic of a Tuesday evening.
What you actually look at.
Four screens carry the product: the day, the standings, the feed, and the numbers behind both.
One bad day does not reset you.
Instead of resetting your streak, the plan adapts. The bar goes down before you quit. Three freezes a month, the same on every plan — a freeze moves you up the table, and selling that would be selling an advantage over your neighbour.
Proof beats good intentions.
How strict it gets is the group's call, not the app's.
A club or a team.
The names sound similar. The difference decides what your group sees.
Challenges run for the whole club. Members' personal habits stay private.
Members see each other's habits — that is the entire point, so joining takes explicit consent.
It proposes. You decide.
The coach reads why a habit is not moving and offers a change — a lower bar, a different time, a smaller version. Nothing is applied until you accept it.
The free plan carries the whole product.
Paid just lifts the ceilings. Gathering people is what the paid plan is for — joining stays free.
Your proof never leaves the phone.
Data lives on your device and syncs across it. Proof photos are not uploaded at all — they are there for you, not for an audience.