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Bug fixes and improvements • Fixed timer progress and completion display for timed habits • Improved stability and overall app experience
Snap proof of every habit, send it to a friend. Notes to PDF, plus AI help.
Tick a box and nobody knows whether you did it. Send a photo and somebody does. Proof Habit runs on one rule: finish the thing, then show it. Go for the run, take the walk, drink the water, sit down for the study session — then snap a photo that says "I did it" and send it to a friend who'll actually notice if you skip tomorrow. 📸 PROOF, NOT PROMISES Every habit you complete can carry a picture. Your photos build into a visual record of the days you actually showed up, and that record is much harder to argue with — and much harder to walk away from — than a row of ticks in an ordinary habit tracker. 👥 ONE FRIEND IS ENOUGH Share your habit progress with a friend and watch theirs come back. No social network, no public feed, no followers. Just one person who will notice if you stop. 🏃 TRACK WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY WORKING ON Running, walking, drinking water, study time. Set the goal, pick your reminder, and watch the streak build. Track a single habit or run your whole daily routine through it. 📄 TURN YOUR NOTES INTO A PDF Photograph your notes, handouts or the whiteboard and convert them into one clean PDF you can send to your class group in seconds. No watermarks, and nothing standing between you and your revision. 🤖 ASK THE BUILT-IN AI Ask about training and form, an exam topic you are stuck on, or how to arrange your week. It can draft a revision timetable or a daily routine around the goals you are already tracking. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT A photo is evidence. A checkmark is a note to yourself. Most habit trackers ask you to be honest with an app; this one gives you a way to be honest with a friend instead. WHO IT IS FOR Students who need a study routine that survives exam week. Runners and walkers keeping a streak alive. Anyone who has installed a habit tracker before, lasted four days, and quietly stopped. Start with one thing. Take one photo. Send it to one friend.