Every check-in feeds a quiet engine that finds keystones, weak days, mood links, and streak risks — then tells you the move worth making next.
On days you pray Salah, your reading shows up 73% more often.
It's the most reliable trigger you have.
Reading lifts your next-day mood by +0.8.
The strongest mood mover in your data.
Weekdays hold at 76%. Weekends drop to 41%.
Your routine is fragile without structure.
After a miss, you bounce back in 1.3 days.
Faster than 87% of trackers — you're resilient.
Reading streak at risk — 11pm and not done.
Habby pings you before the day flips, not after.
Anchor weekend reading to your morning coffee.
Stacking onto an existing routine works for you.
Habby looks at how your habits move together — and surfaces your keystone habit, the one that quietly raises your completion rate across everything else. Plus next-day effects, weekday patterns, and bounceback rate.
Add a few habits in 30 seconds. Choose a color, a schedule, an icon. Or just type a name.
Tap a cell. Log a mood. The whole interaction is one screen, zero friction.
After a week, Habby starts surfacing what's working. After a month, it starts to surprise you.
I'm Mahdi. I built Habby because I've been tracking habits for a long time, but not really making any changes. The trackers I tried just counted streaks — they never told me why I missed them, or which habit was actually worth protecting. So I made the one I wanted: a tracker that pays attention.
Every feature, every pixel, every reply to a support email — that's me.
