Life
See what you are making room for.
Your room becomes a quiet picture of the creativity, movement, people, and rest you want more of.
A kinder habit loop.
Keep what helps.
Trade what does not.
Keep the pleasure you choose. Trade a small pocket of automatic time for more of the life you want, without shame or a scoreboard.
The existing Indulge client will become Habits and keep its trade and replacement history.
Look inside
The real product screens.
You can enjoy something and still want your time back.
No shame. No hard stop.
Habits begins with the conscious-trade loop proven in Indulge: notice when pleasure stops feeling chosen and give a small piece of that time somewhere better to go.
One continuous loop
Notice. Trade. Remember.
The first Habits build preserves the complete Indulge loop and its history. Recurring practice check-ins come later.
Trade
Make one honest exchange.
Keep the pleasure you chose. Redirect only a small pocket of time that started running on its own.
History
Remember the choices you made.
Completed trades remain visible without turning the record into points, streaks, or a verdict on the day.
An honest fit
Reflection. Not restriction.
A fit Habits may fit if you want to keep intentional pleasure and make one small replacement when time stops feeling chosen.
Not a fit It is not medical care, addiction treatment, Screen Time enforcement, or a productivity score.
Private by default
Your patterns belong to you.
The native app has no Habits account, advertising SDK, or analytics in its personal flow. Profiles, trades, and history stay in Apple’s local and private-storage boundary.
Read the plain-language privacy policyA few honest answers.
Do I need an account?
No. The native app works locally without a Habits account.
Does Habits keep streaks?
No. Trades and their outcomes are recorded without a consistency score or missed-day punishment.
What happened to Indulge?
It became the conscious-trade part of Habits. The bundle identifier and data stores stay the same so existing history survives.
Is there a standalone App Store app?
Not yet. The existing native client is being renamed and broadened before a new build is distributed.
“I wanted practices to feel like something I could return to, not a scoreboard I had already lost.”
— Sarthak Agrawal, creator of Habits
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