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habit tracker + todo list

Tiny habits.
Actually done.

habit.do is the doodle-simple pocket notebook for streaks you can keep and tasks you can finish. No dashboards. No guilt. Just check it off.

Tap the boxes. It's a real list.

9:41100

Today · Oct 12

Monday

2 of 4 done

keep going

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the whole app

One page. Two jobs.

Most people don't need another system. They need a quiet place to tick the things that make a day feel finished.

Doodle sticker of a checklist

Habits that stick

A handful of daily habits. One tap to check them. A streak that feels like a friend, not a boss.

Doodle sticker of a to-do note

To-dos, tamed

A short list for the stuff that isn't a habit. Capture it, do it, cross it out. No nested projects.

Doodle sticker of a campfire streak

Streaks without guilt

Miss a day? The streak cools. It doesn't scold. Come back tomorrow and keep the page.

Doodle sticker of an alarm bell

Gentle nudges

Optional reminders at the hour you actually live — not 6am because a blog said so.

Doodle of someone checking habits at a morning desk

the vibe

Built like a notebook, not a spreadsheet.

Cream paper. Ink lines. A checkmark that looks like you drew it. The interface stays out of the way so the ritual can feel like writing, not logging.

  • *Works offline. Your list is yours.
  • *Four habits is plenty. Forty is a trap.
  • *Todos live next to habits — not in another tab you never open.

three steps

How a Tuesday works.

01

Pick three

Don't download a new personality. Start with water, a walk, and one thing you keep forgetting.

02

Open and check

The home screen is today. That's it. Tap what's done. Leave the rest without a lecture.

03

Keep the page

A week of tiny checks becomes a notebook you don't want to abandon. That's the whole trick.

from the notebook

People who got tired of the cockpit.

“I used to open three apps before breakfast. Now I open one page, tick four boxes, and go.”

Maya

product designer

“The doodle look is why I stay. It feels like my real notebook, not a productivity dashboard.”

Leo

teacher

“Habits and to-dos in the same place, without turning into a second job. That's the pitch, and it delivers.”

Jun

freelancer

Smiling doodle checkmark mascot

early access

Save a seat in the notebook.

habit.do is coming to iPhone and Android. Leave your email and the phone you use. We'll write once.

We'll send one note when the App Store listing is live.

Questions, plainly.

The early notebook is free while we're in beta. A quiet Pro plan for unlimited habits and home-screen widgets comes later — no surprise paywall on day one.

Both. Join the list with the phone you actually use and we'll send a store link when that build is ready.

No. Your habits and to-dos live on your phone. An optional account is coming for backup, not as a gate.

It's a notebook, not a cockpit. Habits and to-dos share one Today view. No points, no social feed, no AI coach telling you to become a morning person.

Not yet. Start with three habits. That's kind of the whole point.