High5 - Daily Habit Tracker

iOS app by Marvix Digital d.o.o.. Lifestyle · Marvix Digital d.o.o.

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
1
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.7
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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Store description excerpt

Most habit apps let you add as many habits as you want. That is the problem. High5 Habits is built on one rule: choose five promises that deserve a place in every day. Then make showing up easy enough to repeat. No endless lists. No priority shuffling. You define the smallest version, connect it to a cue, and keep a five-point daily scorecard. WHY FIVE? Five is enough to balance body, mind, and mission while staying focused enough to follow through. HOW IT WORKS - Choose your five daily commitments - Define why each one matters, its smallest version, and the cue that starts it - Open the app each day and check them off as you go - Watch your five-point scorecard fill as you complete each one - Protect momentum with one rule: never miss twice - Use calm cue reminders and an optional evening rescue FEATURES - Daily check-ins with a clean, focused interface - A strict five-of-five perfect-day record - A Never Miss Twice momentum view that turns one miss into a clear bounce-back - Calendar view to see your history at a glance - Stats and progress tracking to see how far you have come - Notes and journaling tied to each completion - Up to five optional cue reminders per promise and one optional 7 PM rescue - Home screen widget for quick progress checks - Private iCloud sync when available - No accounts, no sign-ups, no subscriptions High5 Habits is not about tracking everything. It is about committing to what matters. If it is not on the list, it is optional.

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