Unhabit helps you break unwanted habits and routines with simplicity. Log any habit with a single tap, get clear progress visuals, and explore wellness-focused articles to support your journey. It’s built for those ready to shift patterns without over-engineering.
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We’re excited to introduce Unhabit – Break Bad Routines, Build Better Life 🎯
Routines shape our lives—even the ones we don’t intend. Unhabit is here to help you reclaim control. Whether it’s reducing screen time, cutting out late-night snacking, or simply doing less of what doesn’t serve you, this app gives you tools to take action.
✨ Here’s what Unhabit gives you:
Log your habit (or un-habit) with one simple tap—no complex setup, no overwhelming menus.
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Visual progress tracker that helps you see how far you’ve come, not just how far you have to go.
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Curated articles on mindset, self-control and wellbeing to support your habit change journey.
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If you’ve ever felt stuck in a loop but didn’t want another bulky app—Unhabit is designed with that in mind. It keeps things lean, focused, and your journey-centered.
We’d love to hear from you:
What habit are you ready to change right now?
Does one-tap logging feel simpler and more doable for you?
What kind of insight or article would motivate you most on this journey?
Let’s build better habits—together. Welcome aboard! 💪
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Maker
Unhabit feels like the kind of tool many of us need—simple tracking with one tap, visible progress, and articles to support positive changes. For those of us trying to break old routines, this kind of focused tool is a welcome companion. Congrats on launching!
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Maker
What stands out about Unhabit is the streamlined design: log any habit with a tap, see your progress, and access well-being content. If you build in deeper insights (which habits drift, when you’re vulnerable) or gentle reminders, this could become a robust habit-breaker.
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Maker
I’ve long struggled with recurring small habits—mindless scrolling, snacking, being late. Unhabit gives me a chance to notice those patterns and act. The simplicity matters: one tap log means I won’t avoid it. Looking forward to trying it out.
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Maker
From a design lens, Unhabit’s success will hinge on how low-friction the logging is, and how clear the progress visuals feel. The fewer barriers to logging or reviewing your trends, the more likely users will stick. A clean interface makes habit-breaking feel approachable.
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Maker
Kudos to the Unhabit team! Creating an app dedicated to breaking unwanted routines rather than simply building new ones shows a deep understanding of behaviour. I hope many users find the clarity and momentum they need here.
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Maker
One tap logging. Clear progress charts. Well-being articles. Unhabit keeps things focused on the core work of changing habits. No fluff. If reliability and responsive design stay strong, I’ll be recommending this to friends.
Unhabit feels like the kind of tool many of us need—simple tracking with one tap, visible progress, and articles to support positive changes. For those of us trying to break old routines, this kind of focused tool is a welcome companion. Congrats on launching!
What stands out about Unhabit is the streamlined design: log any habit with a tap, see your progress, and access well-being content. If you build in deeper insights (which habits drift, when you’re vulnerable) or gentle reminders, this could become a robust habit-breaker.
I’ve long struggled with recurring small habits—mindless scrolling, snacking, being late. Unhabit gives me a chance to notice those patterns and act. The simplicity matters: one tap log means I won’t avoid it. Looking forward to trying it out.
From a design lens, Unhabit’s success will hinge on how low-friction the logging is, and how clear the progress visuals feel. The fewer barriers to logging or reviewing your trends, the more likely users will stick. A clean interface makes habit-breaking feel approachable.
Kudos to the Unhabit team! Creating an app dedicated to breaking unwanted routines rather than simply building new ones shows a deep understanding of behaviour. I hope many users find the clarity and momentum they need here.
One tap logging. Clear progress charts. Well-being articles. Unhabit keeps things focused on the core work of changing habits. No fluff. If reliability and responsive design stay strong, I’ll be recommending this to friends.