With people who know you.
Build a good habit, or break a bad one. Either way, you do it with the people who already know you, not strangers.
Some habits you keep by doing something every day. Others you keep by not doing something. Tiny Pact handles both. It treats them differently, because they feel different.
Read a page. Take a walk. Pray on time. Tap to check in, and the people you share with see it. Your days add up.
No smoking. No late nights. No endless scrolling. Most days you do nothing at all, and that’s the win. The longer you go, the more you have to protect.
One tap logs it. No red marks, no “you failed,” no message to your group. The app shows your best run so far, reminds you that tomorrow is a fresh start, and gets out of the way.
Check in straight from the list. No menus to dig through. Switch to Week to see the last seven days for every pact at once. Forgot to mark yesterday? Tap the plus and fix it, up to a week back.
Everything for today, one tap away. The app keeps it in order for you: what’s left to do, what’s done, and what slipped.
Seven days, every pact, in one simple grid. The days you kept stay kept. Nothing resets to zero.
Tiny Pact works alone, but gets stronger with people. Begin a tiny promise quietly. Invite someone in when you're ready.
Just you. A daily yes-or-no, a visible week, a record that gets stronger the longer you keep it.
A pact with people who know you. No group chat. Just a daily view of where everyone stands — so you can encourage each other on the hard days.
One small thing you'd like to keep, or one you'd like to drop. Walk daily, pray on time, no smoking, no late nights. Keep it small enough that a hard day can hold it.
A build pact asks one thing a day: did you do it, yes or no. A break pact asks nothing. You just keep going, and tap only if you slip.
No leaderboards. No group chat. Just a daily view of who showed up, and an easy way to say “I saw you.” Habits stick when someone you trust can see them.
The whole app is just a few moments: a daily question for the habits you build, a quiet hold for the ones you break, and a weekly recap. Nothing gets in the way of the habit itself.
Most habit apps add features to feel busy. We left these out on purpose. Each one would get in the way of the habit itself.
One to build, or one to hold. On iOS and Android.