One-tap daily logging
Tap cards for the habits you care about. Logs are tiered as research data with an offline outbox and idempotent submission.
Habisci is a science-backed habit and wellbeing tracker for students, classes, and self-trackers. One-tap logging, validated assessments, and honest progress visualisation.
Every feature listed here is live in the app. If it isn't built, it isn't here.
Tap cards for the habits you care about. Logs are tiered as research data with an offline outbox and idempotent submission.
Short free-text reflections, private by default. Opt in to a shared, anonymised team stream if you want.
A forgiving Loop-style algorithm replaces binary streaks. Consistency over weeks beats perfection.
A days-by-activities grid to spot patterns across weeks. Tap any cell for the detail.
WHO-5 and similar instruments with a retake cooldown. Every attempt is preserved for research validity.
Set goals you can actually track. Instructors see team-level aggregates — never your individual entries.
Document the behaviour-change techniques you're trying on yourself. Build a timeline you can reflect on.
Team members see the group's progress. Suppression kicks in below three active members — nobody gets outed.
Create an account (or join a class with a code). Pick the activities you want to track.
One tap per card, one short reflection per day. Takes well under a minute.
Heatmaps, habit-strength meters, and validated assessments show honest progress over time.
Log daily, reflect, and watch your habit strength grow over weeks — not minutes.
For studentsCreate classes, track team-level trends, and protect individual privacy by design.
For instructorsShare aggregate progress with your classmates without exposing any one person's data.
For teamsUse Habisci on your own for personal wellbeing research. No class required.
For self-trackersHabisci uses a Loop-style habit-strength algorithm instead of binary streaks. Missing one day doesn't reset anything; the meter decays gently so consistency over weeks is what counts. Validated wellbeing assessments (WHO-5 and similar) run with a retake cooldown to preserve test-retest validity.
Habisci is designed so individual student data stays private by default. Instructors see team-level aggregates with k-anonymity suppression below a minimum active-member threshold. Reflections are private unless you explicitly mark them as shared.
Sign in with Google or an email. You can leave any time and take your data with you.