Mini Loops
One habit at a time, with no streaks to break
What it does
Mini Loops holds one habit until it is steady. You set the habit, the moment in your day it follows, and a version small enough for a bad day. Two taps a day to answer it. There is no streak, no score and nothing that counts. When something keeps getting in the way, the app says what it noticed and suggests a change to the plan — you accept it or you decline it. Everything stays on your phone. No account, no sign-in, no server.
Mini Loops builds one daily habit at a time on iPhone. No streaks and no scores: you name the habit and the moment it follows, then answer ten seconds a day.
A loop is one day: your moment, the habit, and ten seconds saying how it went. Small enough to close on a bad day. The day, and the one thing in it. Closing the loop: two taps. What's changed, described rather than scored. One habit, not a list You set up one habit and the moment it follows. Nothing else competes with it, and the next one waits until this one is steady. Every habit gets a small version you can do when the day falls apart. It keeps the repetition going, and the repetition is what builds the habit. When something keeps getting in the way, the app says what it noticed and suggests a change: a smaller size, a different moment. Nothing changes until you agree to it. Nothing to…from miniloops.app
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