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A family habit tracker for the habits you build together

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Some habits only work if the whole house does them

Cooking at home more, eating without phones at the table, a walk after dinner: plenty of good habits are really household habits. Tracking them on one person's phone turns that person into the reminder, and a family chart on the fridge mostly records who forgot.

Here the household shares the habits it does together, and there are two kinds. A Together habit, like "cook at home 4× a week", is ticked by whoever did it and counts for everyone. An Each habit, like "no phones at dinner", has everyone included tick their own day, and the card shows who has with a ✓, never a red "missed" mark. Anyone can take themselves off an Each habit. Your own habits stay private and household habits don't count in your personal habit rate. To be straight about the tiers: whoever creates the household needs a Premium plan and every other member needs Basic or higher; the habit tracker on its own is free. Start with the free tracker below.

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Common questions

Do shared habits affect my own habit rate?
No. Household habits sit in their own group and never count in your personal habit rate or weekly score. Your own habits stay private, and only the habits you create for the household are shared.
What's the difference between Together and Each?
Together means one tick a day for the whole household: whoever cooked ticks it. Each means everyone included ticks their own day, and you see who has done it today. Nobody gets a "missed" mark either way.
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