Repeat - Build habits without the guilt

Repeat was first released in 2017. I wanted a habit tracker that didn't make me feel like I'd failed for missing a day. Most apps focused on streaks and statistics, and that never worked for me. After 2019, life got busy and the project sat quietly in the background. A few days ago, I decided it was time to come back. My goal hasn't changed: help people focus on today's habits and stay consistent without the noise. I'm excited to keep improving Repeat, and I'd love to hear what you think.

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Nelson, the solo developer behind Repeat. I first released Repeat back in 2017. If you're interested, I shared the full story in the launch description. The short version is this: chasing streaks never worked for me, so I built Repeat to help me focus on today's habits instead. A few days ago, I decided it was finally time to start working on it again. I'm excited to share this new chapter with you. 🌿 The principles behind Repeat 🔔 Multiple reminders for each habit I realized one reminder isn't enough for every habit. Drinking water, taking medication, or stretching often needs a few nudges throughout the day, so Repeat lets you set multiple reminders for a single habit. 📅 Flexible scheduling I don't believe every habit should be treated the same. Some are daily, some only happen on certain days, and some just need to happen a few times each week. That's why Repeat supports Daily, Fixed days, and Flexible days per week. 💬 Remember your Why I often forget why I started a habit in the first place. Writing it down helps me reconnect with that reason on the days I don't feel motivated, so I built that into Repeat. 💡 Motivational quotes Sometimes I just need a few words of encouragement to keep going. That's why Repeat includes motivational quotes to give me that little extra push when I need it most. 🗓️ Browse by day I found myself thinking about today's habits first, not next week. So I made today's habits the easiest thing to get to, while still making it easy to look ahead or back whenever I need to. 🎯 Simple by design I wanted Repeat to stay clean and straightforward, so I could spend less time managing my habits and more time actually doing them. This is only the beginning. Working on Repeat again has reminded me how much I missed building it. I have plenty of ideas for where it can go next, and I'm excited to keep improving it with your feedback. If you try Repeat, I'd really appreciate hearing what you think. I'll be reading every comment, good or bad. Thank you for checking out Repeat! ❤️

Repeat - Build habits without the guilt

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