Most trackers count the days you show up and shame the ones you don't. Today is an AI habit tracker that reschedules missed habits into slots you actually keep, stays quiet when you're deep in work, and retires the habits you've abandoned — no streaks to break.
Streaks measure attendance, not progress. The hard part of a habit isn't the 6am alert — it's the meeting that ate your slot and the guilt that made you quit the next day.
Missed Tuesday's run? Today quietly moves it to a slot you've actually kept before — no streak shame, no guilt spiral. Consistency is the point; attendance isn't.
When you're deep in work or with the kids, Today stays quiet and waits for the gap between meetings. It learns when you say yes — not when it shouts.
A calm monthly recap: what stuck, what you quietly dropped, what deserves a different time of day. Real talk with your habits, once a month — no 300-day chains.
It reads your sleep, calendar density and focus patterns to place habits where they survive — the morning walk before the inbox, the stretch after the last call, not the 6am slot you'll never keep.
Small daily anchors that ride along with the habits that matter — without turning into a second job.
Three missed days? Today starts you back with a five-minute version, then rebuilds — instead of a cold restart.
Shared routines — family walk, meal prep, dog walk — visible to everyone who carries them.
New habits attach to existing anchors — coffee, commute, lights out — so they don't need willpower to start.
Same install — the habits you get, and the way they're kept, adapt to the day Today learns you have.
Four deep-work blocks a day, and a phone that knows better than to ping in the middle of one. Today queues the stretch reminder for the gap after the chapter — not during it.
Naps move, nights break, and yesterday's plan dies at 6am. Today holds the two habits that matter and re-anchors them to the new schedule — instead of counting a failure.
When sleep is short, a 6am workout is fiction. Today reads the night and schedules movement into the one free slot that survives — and quietly retires the habit that isn't serving you this month.
A rota week makes a 7am habit meaningless. Today anchors habits to your actual blocks — after shift, before sleep, around the light — so consistency exists even when the clock doesn't.
Not a checklist — the two or three habits that matter, the times you've never kept, and the days that always fall apart. Two minutes, once.
Which slots you actually keep, which reminders you ignore, when your energy is real. A living memory of you at your most consistent.
Reschedules the miss, quiets the noise, retires what's done — and checks in monthly on what's still worth keeping.
| Capability | Today | Habit apps | Calendar & notes | ChatGPT plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reschedules missed habits into slots you keep | Partial | |||
| Reminders that pause during deep work | Partial | |||
| Learns your real energy and timing | ||||
| Retires abandoned habits without shame | Partial | Partial | ||
| Follows through across days and apps | Partial | |||
| An honest monthly review of what stuck | Partial |
Today is a lifestyle and organisation assistant. It helps you keep the routines you choose — it is not therapy, coaching or medical guidance.
Today is in public beta and free to use. Log in and you get the habit tracker, the rescheduling and the monthly review on iPhone, Android, macOS and the web.
Streak apps measure attendance; they ding you at the same time every day and shame you when you break the chain. Today reads your calendar, sleep and focus patterns, reschedules a missed habit into a slot you actually keep, and goes quiet while you're deep in work.
Yes. If Tuesday's run disappears under a meeting, Today finds the evening gap you've actually used before and moves the habit there — then follows up once. Consistency comes from keeping the habit, not from a perfect record.
Today works with just your calendar and your own check-ins. A wearable adds sleep and activity signals that make timing smarter, but it's optional — connect one and Today still works.
Fewer. Today is designed for the two or three habits that actually move your life, placed where you'll keep them — not a twelve-item checklist you abandon by week three.
Both. Reading, journaling, sending the newsletter, calling your parents — any routine that repeats can be kept the same way, with the same read-the-room reminders.
No. Reminders are tuned to your day: they pause during focus, wait for real gaps and follow up once. If a habit isn't working, Today says so at the monthly review — and you can turn anything off any time.
Today reschedules the miss into a slot you actually keep, goes quiet while you focus, and reviews honestly each month. Free during the public beta on iPhone, Android, macOS and the web.
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