Coming soon on iOS and Android
Build the habits you want. Break the ones you don't.
Today is a habit tracker and a recurring-task calendar in one. Streaks that follow a real schedule, a year of your progress in a single screen, and nothing ever leaves your phone.
Today is in the last stretch of development. This page links straight to the App Store and Google Play the day it ships. See what it does
What it does
Habits that follow a real schedule
Every day, three times a week, the first Monday of the month, or a few days after you last finished it. A streak means something because the schedule is the real one.
The habits you want to stop
Track a habit in reverse: log each cigarette, set how many a day you'll allow yourself, and a day that ends inside the limit is a day held. Days held count up like any other streak.
A year at a glance
Every day of the year as one square, filled by how much of it you did. Months of consistency read in a single look — and so do the gaps.
Measure what you're tracking
A weight, a distance, a duration off a built-in stopwatch, a note on how it went. Record more than one thing per habit, and chart it afterwards.
Reminders that stay on the device
Set them once, days in advance if you like. They fire from your phone, not from a server — because there is no server.
Ready-made programmes
Whole weeks — fitness, home upkeep, looking after a pet — installed in one go and edited afterwards. The first programme you build yourself is free.
No account. No sync. No ads.
There is no server to send anything to. Your habits, your history, and your settings live in a database on your device, and you can export the whole thing to a file you can read. The only exception is in-app purchases, handled by the App Store and Google Play.
And also
- A colour per task — identity, never urgency
- Colours chosen to stay distinct under colour blindness
- Light and dark, in several palettes
- Checklists inside a task, with a timer per step
- Push anything you didn't get to onto another day
- English and French, following your device
Today is built by one person
No investors, no ads, no data to sell. If you want to see it finished, the coffee helps.
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