Murat Esmer

Hey everyone, I'm building a habit tracker that's actually built for communities - focused on understanding why habits matter, not just checking boxes. What makes it different:

1. Content that explains the "why" Every habit includes neuroscience explanations and clear benefits. For example, "Morning Affirmation: Why I Quit" explains how self-affirmation activates your brain's reward system and strengthens neural pathways for your new identity as a non-smoker.

2. Community accountability See how many others are tracking the same habit. You're not alone in trying to change - there's motivation in knowing others are on the same journey.

3. Structured programs for big goals Instead of random habits, get science-backed programs:

Habitist | Build Better Habits Together

I need your help: I'm launching soon and want feedback from people who actually understand what behavior change requires (not just another productivity bro app). Try it out, break it, tell me what's missing. Let's build something that actually helps people become who they want to be.

Hey everyone, I'm building a habit tracker that's actually built for communities - focused on understanding why habits matter, not just checking boxes. What makes it different:

1. Content that explains the "why" Every habit includes neuroscience explanations and clear benefits. For example, "Morning Affirmation: Why I Quit" explains how self-affirmation activates your brain's reward system and strengthens neural pathways for your new identity as a non-smoker.

2. Community accountability See how many others are tracking the same habit. You're not alone in trying to change - there's motivation in knowing others are on the same journey.

3. Structured programs for big goals Instead of random habits, get science-backed programs:

Quit Smoking for Good (12-week program with 15 habits), Sustainable Weight Loss, Morning Routine Mastery, Stress & Anxiety Management, Financial Freedom Foundation etc.

Plus a library of 126 habits you can add individually.