Reason: Habit Tracker
Habits tied to your why - IOS app
What it does
Reason is a habit tracker built on one idea: habits stick when you remember why they matter. Goals, habit stacking, widgets and insights.
Reason is a habit tracker built on one idea: habits stick when you remember why they matter. Every habit is tied to its reason — and the goal it's moving you toward. Tie each habit to the why behind it. On the hard days, your reason is right there in front of you. Anchor a habit to something you already do — or chain habits so one naturally cues the next. Group habits under a goal — dated or open-ended. Habits can outlive the goal that started them. Your progress, your next habit, and your reason — with one tap to keep anything private off your widgets. Week, month, year and all-time — completion rates, streaks, and a per-habit breakdown. Your data stays on your device. No accounts, no…from reasonhabits.com
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