Beyond your habits themselves, Habitify has a set of app-wide settings that shape how the app behaves day to day: when it nudges you, how your week is laid out, and what you see and hear as you check in.This article walks through each one, all found under Settings
You can give your Journal view a custom name of your own choosing, replacing the generic “Journal” label. Something personal like “Jane’s Vision,” a mantra, or whatever framing keeps you motivated every time you open it.This is purely a naming preference; it doesn’t change how the Journal itself functions, just how it’s labeled for you.
In Habitify, your week can start on either Sunday or Monday.To configure the first day of your standard week in the app:
In Habitify app, go to Settings.
Under App Behavor, tap on ‘First Day of the Week’.
Choose between ‘Sunday’ or ‘Monday’.
Tap the ❮ button in the top left corner to save and turn back the menu.
By selecting your preferred start day, you ensure that weekly habits reset and start anew according to your chosen weekly cycle. For example, if you choose Monday as the first day, weekly habits will reset its progress to goal every Monday.In the single progress view, the calendar also adapts to reflect your chosen start day, providing a visual representation of your habit progress within your preferred weekly framework.
In Notifications, you can control the work of the briefing notications which give you a bookend for your day, one nudge in the morning, one wrap-up in the evening.To set it up:
In Habitify app, go to Settings.
Under App Behavior, tap on ‘Notifications’.
Configure the details:
Snooze duration:
Under Daily Briefing, there are 2 settings of Morning and Evening:
Switch the toggle button to enable the notification you want to receive.
Tap on it again, then tap the time under to toggle button to adjust the time when you want to get the briefing notifications.
Tap the ❮ button in the top left corner to save and turn back the menu.
In this settings, you configure your day into different time blocks like Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. This is where you control the options in habit’s ‘Time of Day’ setting as well.Then, in Journal, based on the current time, the ‘Time of Day’ area will switch to the corresponding time block based on the time range that you’ve set, and filter the habits.
From the list of existing time blocks, tap on the one you wish to edit.
In the details of the time block, you can confiure:
Icon & name: these details will appear as the icon and name of the ‘Time of Day’ list when it is during the time range set for the time block.
Under Schedule, adjust the time in ‘Start’ and ‘End’ as the start time and end time of the time block.
Under Include, you can tap the ➖ button before a habit to remove it from the time block. Also, hold on the ☰ next to the included habit then drag it up or down to manage the habit order.
Under Exclude, you can tap the ➕ button before a habit to add it to the time block.
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner to save the changes to the edited time block.
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner one more time, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
Under the list of existing time blocks, tap on ’+ Add more…’
In the details of new time block, you can confiure:
Icon & name: these details will appear as the icon and name of the ‘Time of Day’ list when it is during the time range set for the time block.
Under Schedule, set the time in ‘Start’ and ‘End’ as the start time and end time of the time block.
Optionally, from Exclude, you can tap the ➕ button before a habit to add it to the time block.
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner to save the newly-created time block.
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner one more time, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
Habitify always sorts the block containing 0:00 (Midnight) first.
If your “Night” block runs from 23:00 to 05:00, it bridges the gap between today and tomorrow.
Because it contains the start of the new day (0:00), it appears at the top of the list. This does not affect how your habits appear in the Journal; they will still flow naturally.
The 24-Hour RuleHabitify does not allow “gaps” in your day. Every minute of the 24-hour clock must belong to a block.
If you shorten “Morning,” the “Afternoon” block must automatically expand to fill the gap.
If you try to set a time range that leaves a gap (e.g., ending Morning at 10 AM when Afternoon doesn’t start until 12 PM), the app will block the change.
To fully customize your schedule without errors, we recommend you to create all your block first, then adjust their time ranges later.Start adjusting from the beginning of your day (e.g., Morning) and work your way down. This pushes the “excess” time to the next block until your schedule is perfect.
You can delete any time block you no longer need, including the default ones (Morning, Afternoon, Evening).
In Settings → Time of Day, find the block you want to remove, and swipe it right.
Tap ‘Delete’
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner to save the changes.
Tap the ✓ button in the top right corner one more time, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
The app requires you to have at least one Time of Day block at all times. The app will prevent you from deleting the last remaining block.
The Time of Day’s time blocks are purely for filtering and organizing your list. This setting does not change when your habits reset for the new day. Your list the its habit’s goal will always refresh at 0:00 of the new day, week, year, or month, based on the goal type.
Seperated from the time range of time blocks which defines your Morning or Night, your Progress Logs and Notes will always record the real, exact date and time from your device’s clock at the moment you add it. This ensures your history is a precise, factual record of when you performed an action.
Habitify pairs your habit-tracking actions with small in-app sounds, adding a bit of auditory feedback alongside the visual cues you already get when you mark your habit as completed.To control the in-app sound:
To switch to light mode or dark mode, please switch theme of your app, then the app will follow.We believe that by this way, the in-app theme will be consistent with the overall look and feel of your device. This can assure that our users will have a seamless experience between their device and your app.
Currently, Habitify is supported in the following languages:
Primary: English (US)
Languages of European countries: Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portuguese), Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian.
Languages of Asian countries: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Turkish.
To change the language of Habitify on your iPhone or iPad, you need to download at least one new language pack to your device besides your current language. After that, you can choose among the different available languages supported by Habitify.Here’s the steps:
1
Add a new language to your device
Tap on the Settings app on the Home screen
Select General
Choose Language & Region
Tap Other Languages
Choose another language to download from the list
Select Keep [Your Current Language] in the pop-up box
When you make an immediate mistake—like accidentally tapping the checkmark button—simply give your phone a quick shake.
A pop-up will appear on your screen asking if you want to “Undo” your last action.
Tap Undo, and your last check-in or log will be instantly reversed.
The Reverse Order of Execution: One of the most powerful aspects of this feature is that it remembers multiple actions and undoes them one by one in the reverse order of execution. It works backward from the very last action you took.
For example, if you check off “Habit A” and then immediately check off “Habit B,” shaking your phone the first time will only undo the “Habit B” check-in.
Giving your phone a second shake will then undo “Habit A”.
While Shake to Undo is incredibly fast, it is important to know its boundaries:
It is temporary: The “undo” state is only held temporarily.
It resets: If you close the Habitify app, navigate to a different screen, or log out of your account, the “undo” option will no longer work for those past actions.
If you lose the ability to shake because you changed screens, you will simply need to manually delete the mistake from your Log History
Privacy Lock adds a passcode to Habitify itself, so your habit data stays private even if someone else picks up your phone. Once it’s set, the app asks for your passcode every time it’s opened.To set it up:
In Habitify app, go to Settings.
Under App Behavor, tap on ‘Privacy Lock’.
In Privacy screen, switch the ‘Privacy Lock Enabled’ toggle to ON .
Enter the 4-digit code. The passcode is auto saved.
Tap the ← button in the top left corner to save and turn back the menu.
Later, in the same please, you can:
Disable the Privacy Lock: Switch the toggle OFF, and enter the current passcode.
Have a new code: Tap ‘Change Passcode’, and enter a new passcode.
In Habitify, your week can start on either Sunday or Monday. To configure the first day of your standard week in the app:
In Habitify app, go to Settings.
Under App Behavor, tap on ‘First Day of the Week’.
Choose between ‘Sunday’ or ‘Monday’.
By selecting your preferred start day, you ensure that weekly habits reset and start anew according to your chosen weekly cycle. E.g., if you choose Monday as the first day, weekly habits will reset its progress to goal every Monday.In the single progress view, the calendar also adapts to reflect your chosen start day, providing a visual representation of your habit progress within your preferred weekly framework.
In Notifications, you can control the work of the briefing notications which give you a bookend for your day, one nudge in the morning, one wrap-up in the evening.To set it up:
In Habitify app, go to Settings.
Under App Behavior, tap on ‘Notifications’.
In the Notifications screen, configure the details:
Snooze duration
Under Daily Briefing, there are 2 settings of Morning and Evening:
Switch the toggle button to enable the notification you want to receive.
In Send notification at, tap the time and adjust the time when you want to receive the briefing notifications.
Tap the ← button in the top left corner to save and turn back the menu.
In this settings, you configure your day into different time blocks like Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. This is where you control the options in habit’s ‘Time of Day’ setting as well.Then, in Journal, based on the current time, the ‘Time of Day’ area will switch to the corresponding time block based on the time range that you’ve set, and filter the habits.
From the list of existing time blocks, tap on the one you wish to edit.
In the Edit Time of Day screen, you can confiure:
Icon & name: these details will appear as the icon and name of the ‘Time of Day’ list when it is during the time range set for the time block.
Under Schedule, adjust the time in ‘Start’ and ‘End’ as the start time and end time of the time block.
Under Include, you can tap the × button next to the habit’s name to remove it from the time block. Also, hold on the ⚌ before the habit’s name then drag it up or down to manage the habit order.
Under Exclude, you can tap the ➕ next to the habit’s name to add it to the time block.
Tap the ‘Save’ button in the top right corner to save the changes to the edited time block.
Tap the ← button in the top right corner one more time, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
Under the list of existing time blocks, tap on ’+ Add new’
In the details of new time block, you can confiure:
Icon & name: these details will appear as the icon and name of the ‘Time of Day’ list when it is during the time range set for the time block.
Under Schedule, set the time in ‘Start’ and ‘End’ as the start time and end time of the time block.
Optionally, from Exclude, you can tap the ➕ button next to the habit’s name to add it to the time block.
Tap the ‘Save’ button in the top right corner to save the newly-created time block.
Tap the ← button in the top right corner one more time, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
Habitify always sorts the block containing 0:00 (Midnight) first.
If your “Night” block runs from 23:00 to 05:00, it bridges the gap between today and tomorrow.
Because it contains the start of the new day (0:00), it appears at the top of the list. This does not affect how your habits appear in the Journal; they will still flow naturally.
The 24-Hour RuleHabitify does not allow “gaps” in your day. Every minute of the 24-hour clock must belong to a block.
If you shorten “Morning,” the “Afternoon” block must automatically expand to fill the gap.
If you try to set a time range that leaves a gap (e.g., ending Morning at 10 AM when Afternoon doesn’t start until 12 PM), the app will block the change.
To fully customize your schedule without errors, we recommend you to create all your block first, then adjust their time ranges later.Start adjusting from the beginning of your day (e.g., Morning) and work your way down. This pushes the “excess” time to the next block until your schedule is perfect.
You can delete any time block you no longer need, including the default ones (Morning, Afternoon, Evening).
In Settings → Time of Day, find the block you want to remove, and tap on it.
Scroll down the Edit Time of Day screen to the bottm, then tap ‘Delete’.
For confirmation, tap ‘Delete’ again.
Back to Time of Day screen, tap the ← button in the top right corner, to save all the changes you’ve made to Time of Day setting.
The app requires you to have at least one Time of Day block at all times. The app will prevent you from deleting the last remaining block.
The Time of Day’s time blocks are purely for filtering and organizing your list. This setting does not change when your habits reset for the new day. Your list the its habit’s goal will always refresh at 0:00 of the new day, week, year, or month, based on the goal type.
Seperated from the time range of time blocks which defines your Morning or Night, your Progress Logs and Notes will always record the real, exact date and time from your device’s clock at the moment you add it. This ensures your history is a precise, factual record of when you performed an action.
Habitify pairs your habit-tracking actions with small in-app sounds, adding a bit of auditory feedback alongside the visual cues you already get when you mark your habit as completed.To control the in-app sound:
To switch to light mode or dark mode, please switch theme of your app, then the app will follow. We believe that by this way, the in-app theme will be consistent with the overall look and feel of your device.This can assure that our users will have a seamless experience between their device and your app.
On Android devices, Habitify is developed to follow the system’s default use of the first supported language in the list of languages of your phone.Currently, Habitify is supported in the following languages:
Primary: English (US)
Languages of European countries: Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portuguese), Portuguese (Brazilian), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian.
Languages of Asian countries: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Turkish.
Shake to Undo is a physical shortcut that allows you to instantly reverse your most recent mistakes in the app. This is a default built-in app feature for the Android Habitify app.
When you make an immediate mistake, like accidentally tapping the checkmark button, simply give your phone a quick shake.
A pop-up will appear on your screen asking if you want to “Undo” your last action.
Tap Undo, and your last check-in or log will be instantly reversed.
The Reverse Order of Execution: One of the most powerful aspects of this feature is that it remembers multiple actions and undoes them one by one in the reverse order of execution. It works backward from the very last action you took.
For example, if you check off “Habit A” and then immediately check off “Habit B,” shaking your phone the first time will only undo the “Habit B” check-in.
Giving your phone a second shake will then undo “Habit A”.
While Shake to Undo is incredibly fast, it is important to know its boundaries:
It is temporary: The “undo” state is only held temporarily.
It resets: If you close the Habitify app, navigate to a different screen, or log out of your account, the “undo” option will no longer work for those past actions.
If you lose the ability to shake because you changed screens, you will simply need to manually delete the mistake from your Log History.
On the website and desktop app, the general settings of the app live under Preferences → App Settings → General which you can access from the left sidebar.
Choose which day your week starts on in the app: Sunday or Monday.This should be matching however you naturally think about your week. This isn’t just cosmetic: it determines when your weekly habits reset, and reshapes any week-based view in your Progress screen to align with your chosen start day.
Give your habit journal a custom name of your own choosing, replacing the generic “Journal” label. Something personal like “Jane’s Vision,” a mantra, or whatever framing keeps you motivated every time you open it.This is purely a naming preference; it doesn’t change how the Journal itself functions, just how it’s labeled for you.
