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Aubri
Build social accountability. Build better habits.
10 followers
Build social accountability. Build better habits.
10 followers
Aubri is a calmer habit tracker for iPhone. Build habits solo or with friends, pause streaks with Habit Holidays, share progress, chat with friends for support, and see gentle insights without perfection pressure. Designed for people who want consistency, not guilt.
@uglycoastcode Congrats on the launch! Qq: when a friend falls behind, does the app nudge them, or leave that to the group?
Hi @alieksia thank you for your congratulatory message and for your question!
For shared habits with friends and challenges they create and participate in together, the group is able to nudge each other for encouragement.
For solo habits, the app will nudge the user. I've currently set that to once a day, and it only nudges if it's not a habit you're taking a break from.
They can also add each other as friends and talk over live chat (group chat supported) so you can talk things out as sometimes more than nudge might be needed to help a friend get back on track.
I hope that answers your question, happy to answer more!
love how habit holidays are framed as a feature rather than a failure state, that small reframing does so much heavy lifting for people who actually need it.
@pnar1086289 Thank you, absolutely! I've managed to build some strong habits myself with this app during my own testing over the past few months and I reframed this specific feature consciously: all the habits that have stuck were the ones where I exercised repetition and forgiveness for the harder days.
Pressure is for exams, not for growing!
the habit holidays thing is genuinely smart, like letting people pause without losing momentum is way more realistic than most trackers that basically shame you for missing a day. really thoughtful approach honestly
@nazlcan134250 Thank you for saying this! It's absolutely necessary. Taking a break doesn't kill a habit, especially once its established, but convincing oneself that "its over, I've missed that day" absolutely will!