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Every habit you keep is a rabbit you raise.

Miss a day and nobody scolds you. Come back, and your warren is still there waiting.

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The Today screen: six habits for the day, four of them already checked off, above a meadow of pixel rabbits.

Four stages

A streak you can look at.

Your rabbit ages on the length of its current streak. Break the streak and it goes back a stage, then starts growing again the day you do.

  1. Kit

    0-6 days

    Newborn, and the easiest thing in the world to lose track of.

  2. Young

    7-20 days

    A week in. The habit has started to hold its own shape.

  3. Adult

    21-59 days

    Three weeks. You stop deciding each morning whether to do it.

  4. Elder

    60 days and on

    Two months of showing up, sitting there in grey fur.

Small enough to open before coffee.

Four screens, and no dashboard among them. The app asks what you did today and then gets out of the way.

Built to be kind on the bad weeks.

The streak is the whole score.

No points, no levels and no leaderboard to slide down. One number per habit, and it counts the days you turned up and nothing else.

The leaderboard was built, shipped and then taken back out, because ranking friends on a habit count turned out to measure nothing.

A missed day is a missed day

Nothing dies, nothing is deleted, and the app never sends you a guilt notification. Your rabbit drops a stage and waits.

One reminder, at your hour

Per habit, at the time you would actually do it. Off by default, because an unasked-for notification is how apps get deleted.

8 habits, free

Enough for a real routine before anything asks you for money.

One app, both phones, one dark mode

iPhone and Android share the same code, so neither is the second-class version, and the dark palette was measured for contrast rather than inverted.

Or race someone for a month.

Pick one habit, pick one friend, pick a number of days. Both of you check in from your own phone and the two bars move next to each other.

Two running challenges: reading twenty pages, eighteen days done against a friend's fifteen, and a morning run at nine days against eleven.

Losing costs you nothing

There is no forfeit and no rematch ladder. The challenge ends, both streaks carry on, and the rabbits keep whatever they grew during it.

They see the challenge, not your list

Habits are readable only by the account that owns them, enforced in the database rather than in the app. A friend sees the habit you entered against them, and their own side of it.

Rabbits Plus

Free is a real version, not a trailer.

Free

Up to 8 habits, all four life stages, friends, challenges, the reminders and both themes. Supported by ads.

The limit is there so the app can pay for itself, not to make the free version annoying. Most people keep fewer than 8 habits at once anyway.

Plus

Monthly or yearly. The app shows your price first.

  • No ads, ever. Just you and your warren.
  • Unlimited rabbits. Grow as many habits as you like.
  • Streak shield. Forgives up to 2 missed days a month.
  • Rare fur. Unlock gold and ink rabbits.
  • Deep insights. Weekly reflection and warren trends.

Questions people ask.

What happens to my rabbit when I miss a day?
Nothing bad. The streak resets and the rabbit goes back a stage, but it is still there and still yours. The app is built on the idea that a missed Tuesday is not a moral failure, so there is no guilt screen, no broken-heart animation and no notification telling you that you have let anyone down. With Plus, a streak shield covers up to two missed days a month.
Is it free?
Yes, for up to 8 habits, with ads. Rabbits Plus lifts the limit, removes the ads and adds the streak shield, rare fur and the weekly reflection. Prices depend on your country, so the app shows you yours before you buy anything.
Do my friends see everything I track?
No, and not because the app hides it. Your habit rows are readable only by your own account, enforced by a database policy rather than by a screen that chooses what to draw. Friends see your name, your rabbit count and the challenges you entered against them. Your profile is visible to friends only.
Does it work on both iPhone and Android?
Yes. It is one app built with Kotlin Multiplatform, so the two are the same product rather than a good version and a ported one. Your warren syncs, so it follows you if you switch.
Can I use it without an account?
An account is needed, because your warren syncs across devices and challenges need somewhere to meet your friend halfway. You can delete the account, and everything in it, from inside the app.

Start with one habit.

Pick the smallest thing you keep meaning to do, and see what it looks like in a week.

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