Mirror - AI Habit Tracker & Journal
You write. It tracks your habits. Nothing leaves your phone.
What it does
Mirror is an AI habit tracker and private AI journal that runs 100% on your phone. Write a line a day and your habits and goals update themselves. No account, no cloud.
Mirror is an AI habit tracker and private journal in one, and it runs fully on your phone. Write a daily entry (moods, notes, the whole mess) and watch your habits and goals update automatically, all on your device. No account, no cloud, no subscription. I built it because I wanted it, then started using it every single day. Maybe you'll use it too. I printed out a daily tracker. Rows of little checkboxes. Stuck it on the wall above my desk. I was pumped . By the end of the year: 4 boxes ticked. Entries on exactly 2 days . That paper hung on that wall for 365 days . The most expensive piece of A4 I've ever owned. So I stopped looking. Stopped logging. The tracker meant for honesty turned…from askmirror.app
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