A habit tracker that counts things the way you do them
A waitlist for fully booked Calendly events that automatically notifies waiting clients when a slot becomes available
Stage
MVP
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Pricing model
Free
Free trial
Pricing
Free. No card required. Up to 30 active habits while in early access.
$15 per month after a 14-day free trial with no card required. One plan covers one Calendly account with waitlists for all event types, instant email offers on every cancellation and reschedule, day and time preferences for clients, and a dashboard showing slots refilled from the waitlist.
Key features
Four habit types: tick, count, timer, and avoid
Individual schedule for each habit with rest days that do not break streaks
Month-at-a-glance habit grid
Year heatmap showing every day tracked
Weekly review with one change to carry forward
Insights on which weekdays slip and which habits are fading
Challenges of 7 to 30 days
Optional sleep and mood tracking
CSV export of all data
Habit archiving that keeps full history
Automatic cancellation and reschedule detection through Calendly webhooks
Instant email notifications to waiting clients with direct booking links
Client preference selection for specific days and times
First-come-first-served booking with fallback page for missed slots
Dashboard with waitlist metrics and refill tracking
Shareable waitlist link with badge and QR code options
Automatic minimum 60-minute notice for slot offers
Secure OAuth login without exposing Calendly password
One-click unsubscribe link in every email notification
Automatic waitlist removal when clients book successfully
What makes it different
Each habit counted the way it is actually done: runs as ticks, water as counts, focus as timers, vices as avoids
Free with no card required, no trial timer, and no features held behind a paywall
Works directly with Calendly without requiring a separate booking page
Respects client scheduling preferences to send only relevant offers
Fills cancelled slots faster than manual follow-up through automated emails