Habits

Habit tracker: build routines that come back on their own

Working out, reading, calling home. Create the routine once, give it a time and a duration, and watch your streak grow next to what you write about how it is going.

Routines that come back on their own

Create the task once and choose when it comes back: every day, on the weekdays you want or on a day of the month. Each time it appears in your day, with its time and duration.

The idazery agenda: the week by the hour, with the tasks placed at their time

Streaks that count what you do

Your streaks grow with the days you keep going, whether you write or finish tasks. A single sentence is enough for a day to count.

The idazery statistics: tasks finished each month and completion rate

How you felt, next to the habit

Mark each day with a color for how you felt. Over the weeks you see which routines go with your good days, and the mood patterns help you notice it.

The mood patterns in idazery, from the colors of each day

A habit, with the idazery method

Write, look, decide, do: how a routine takes root.

Write

A line each day about how it went: whether you did it and how you felt. No need for more.

Look

At the end of the week you read those lines, check your streak and look for what the good days had in common.

Decide

You adjust the routine: a different time, a shorter duration, another day. Make it easier before making it bigger.

Do

The recurring task shows up in your agenda at its time. You do it, mark it as done and the streak grows.

Recurring tasks, the agenda and statistics are part of the Complete plan. Try it free for 14 days.

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