Habits, counted in days in a row.
Log the thing you did today and Ember counts the streak — toward a full week, toward 30, toward a year. One number, climbing one day at a time, and losing it tomorrow is the reason to do the thing today.
Habit names leaving your iPhone
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Accounts needed
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Colours to pick
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What it does
- One ring for the streak The habit you're building, in days in a row, with the next milestone always in sight — a week, 30 days, a year.
- Logs in one tap The day is down the moment you tap. Add a line about how it went, or don't — the tap is the habit.
- More than one habit Each keeps its own streak. Reading doesn't fall to zero because you skipped the gym.
- History you can search Every logged day, filterable by habit and searchable by note, with the longest streak on record sitting at the top.
- Share days, never details Friends you invite see how long your streak is and how many habits you kept each day, through your own iCloud. What the habits are, and every note, stays on your iPhone — always.
- Six colours, and the icon follows Change the colour and the app on your Home Screen changes with it.
What it doesn't do
There is no account and no server of ours, and no reminders either — the streak is the nudge, not a notification. Your habits, your notes and every day you log stay on your iPhone. Nothing is measured about how you use the app, because there is nothing in it that measures you. Read the privacy policy — it is short, because the truthful version is short.