1UP
Build better habits with your friends
92 followers
Build better habits with your friends
92 followers
1UP is a beautifully crafted shared Habit Journal for you and your close friends to grow together.
Interactive
Free
Launch Team / Built With
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
Promoted
Excited to launch 1UP, something we’ve been building with care for a while now. This started off like a personal fun project and evolved into what it is now.
1UP is a shared Habit Journal we always wished existed.
There are quite a lot of Habit building apps already, with virtual streaks, trackers, checkboxes, and endless stats. But Habit building journeys are more than just personal checklists, but rather stories with wins, setbacks, the “I almost skipped today” moments. Some days you crush it, some days you just show up.
And what makes the journey more fun and sustainable is doing it with the people who matter, the ones who hype you up, the ones who challenge you, and remind you why you started in the first place. And this is what 1UP is about!
1UP is a beautifully crafted shared Habit Journal, for you and your close friends to grow, together.
The IOS App is live now! We’ll have an android release soon. We’re constantly iterating for better experience and fixing things along. Would love for you all to try it out and share some feedback. Add your friends and Habit buddies too for the complete experience!
We have some exciting new features lined up too, like Monthly recap videos, Shared activities and challenges, AI-powered insights / motivation
Thoughtful concept @jaideep_sai1 . I’m curious how 1UP balances personal reflection with shared visibility - does it let each person control what parts of their habit journey others can see?
@harkirat_singh3777 Thanks! At the moment, there isn’t a visibility control, everything you document is shared with your friends. We did explore adding a public/private toggle, but wanted to understand real user demand first and rethink the problem more fundamentally. Your point is really helpful though, and we’ll be thinking more about how to give users the right balance of reflection and privacy. Appreciate the perspective!