Habits is the routine-tracking layer of 📝MythOS Productivity — you track a habit by picking a hashtag, and every day that tag shows up in your 📝Daily Memo, the habit counts as done. A colored calendar grid then shows your patterns at a glance: what you're keeping up, what you're avoiding, and where your chains are building. Because habits ride on the tags you already write, tracking costs no extra effort.
How It Works
Create a habit from a hashtag and mark whether it's good or bad for you. On each day, MythOS reads that day's journal: a good habit turns green when its tag is present, and a bad habit turns green when its tag is absent — so green always means "a good day." You can also set a day by hand from a track bar (done, not done, or skipped). A tag used several times in one day shows a count, habits can be grouped into categories, and a habit can be hidden from view when you're sharing your screen. Switch from Tracking to Insights to see how your habits are trending: completion rate, how many days you completed, which habits are improving or need attention, and a breakdown of completed, skipped and missed days, over a range you pick (last 7 days up to all time; it opens on the last 12 months).
MythOS ships one habit by default — journaled — which completes on any day your daily memo reaches 200 words, so the act of journaling is itself a tracked routine.
Features
- 📝Streaks — consecutive-day chains, badged once you hit three days
Getting Started
- Open Habits from the sidebar and add a habit from a hashtag
- Mark it good or bad, and optionally group it into a category
- Write that hashtag in a day's daily memo to mark the habit done — or set the day directly from the grid
- Watch the grid color in and your chains build