Hinglish
“no smoking, roz 3 litre paani, hafte me 3 baar gym”
- No smokingAvoid · dailyHabit
- 3 litre paaniMealsDaily
- GymExercise3× / week
No clock time means a habit. "Hafte me 3 baar" becomes a weekly target; "no smoking" becomes a habit to avoid.
Habits & routines
Say what you want to do every day. Tick it off every day.
Type a habit by name, like "water, gym, 7000 steps", and it is on your list. Or write your day the way you would tell a friend: "subah sade aath baje gym, phir 10 baje office, aur no smoking, roz 3 litre paani". Timed blocks become your daily routine; everything without a clock time becomes a habit. Every day is one checklist: tap a row to tick it, watch the day's ring fill, look back over the week on the calendar above. Habits you are quitting get an honest clean-or-slipped mark, and "hafte me 3 baar" becomes a weekly target you can watch fill up.
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How it works
Type it. It comes back sorted.
Real inputs the parser handles today, and exactly what you get back.
Hinglish
“subah sade aath baje gym, phir 10 baje office”
- GymExercise08:30 - 09:30~ est.
- OfficeWork10:00 - 11:00~ est.
"Sade aath" is 8:30. Guessed end times are flagged "~ est." and take one tap to fix.
Hindi
“पोर्न नहीं देखना, रोज़ 20 मिनट ध्यान”
- Porn nahi dekhnaAvoid · dailyHabit
- 20 minute dhyanSpiritualDaily
Devanagari in, English letters out. When nothing you have fits, the AI proposes a new category ("Spiritual") and creates it for you.
English
“wake up at 6, meditate 6:30 for 20 min, read 30 min daily, 10k steps”
- Wake upMorning06:00
- MeditateExercise06:30 - 06:50
- Read 30 minLearningDaily
- 10k stepsExerciseDaily
Timed blocks and habits in one line; "for 20 min" sets a real end time.
Under the hood
What gets parsed
- Habit or routine
- A clock time ("7 baje", "9:30 pm", "सुबह 8 बजे") makes a timed routine with an exact HH:MM. No clock time makes a habit you tick any time of day.
- Build or avoid
- "No smoking", "porn nahi dekhna", "junk food band" are habits to avoid: one tap marks the day clean, a second records a slip, so the record stays honest.
- Weekly target
- "Hafte me 3 baar" or "twice a week" becomes a target, and the card counts how many of this week's ticks you have done.
- Category
- Eight to start with (morning, work, exercise, meals, learning, personal, evening, other). Rename or recolour them, create your own with an icon, or let the AI propose one when nothing fits.
- The calendar
- A week calendar sits above the checklist with a ring per day. Tap a past day to see what you ticked. Today is the only day you can tick, so the record stays honest.
- End time & reminders
- For timed routines, "for 20 min" or "till 6" sets the end; otherwise it is estimated and marked "~ est." Timed routines can email a reminder 0 to 120 minutes before they start.
Pricing
One plan. Seven days free first.
Everything included, on every plan. Pick monthly or yearly when you set up autopay in the app.
₹49a month
₹299a yearThat is ₹25 a month, 49% less
- All six trackers
- Unlimited AI entries
- English, Hindi and Hinglish
- Installs on your phone
- Cancel any time
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Before you start
The trial, in three moments
On the trial, AI entries are capped at 50 a day; paid plans have no cap. Manual entries, edits and notes never count.
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FAQ
Habit & routine planner questions
Only the clock. "Gym at 7" is a routine block on your day; "gym 3 times a week" is a habit with no fixed time. Both sit on the same daily checklist, both count towards the day's ring, and you can turn one into the other any time by adding or removing the time.
English, Hindi and Hinglish, typed or spoken, mixed freely mid-sentence. Whatever you write, the entry is saved in English letters: "maine aaj burger khaya 150" and "मैंने आज बर्गर खाया 150" both become "Burger khaya, ₹150". Hinglish stays Hinglish (we never translate your words into English), Hindi in Devanagari is written out the way you would type it on a phone, and filler words like "maine" and "aaj" are dropped so titles stay short. Notes are free text and take whatever you type.
If you set up autopay during the trial, your plan simply begins at ₹49/month or ₹299/year, whichever you picked, on the day the trial ends. If you did not, nothing you saved is deleted and nothing is hidden from you: you keep full read access to every expense, entry, habit, workout, note and ledger balance, for as long as you want. What pauses is writing (adding, editing and deleting entries, and the AI parsing itself) until you subscribe; subscribe later and access comes back straight away, with the first charge the next day. You can also delete your account, and everything in it, at any time from your profile.
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