HabitHabitGuides for getting started and making the most of Habit.
A quick guide to your first guided check-in, reading your insights, and finding your journal library.
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Guided check-ins use questions instead of blank pages. Learn how they work and who they help.
A short, practical guide to starting a journaling practice that supports your mental health, even if you only have a few minutes a day.
How a few minutes of journaling can help you process difficult emotions, with guides for anxiety, sadness, anger, overwhelm, and loneliness.
The insight map lives on your journal, around your aura. Four explorable nodes: Deeper Current, Ground Truth, Small Step, and Ideas.
The Deeper Current explains one important relationship within your check-in, using the details you shared without guessing at a hidden cause.
Joseph Campbell found a common story beneath the world's myths. Learn what the hero's journey is and how it connects to your check-ins in Habit.
Carl Jung studied the hidden layers of the mind. Learn about the unconscious, the shadow, and individuation, and how they connect to Habit.
Yes. Use New note on your journal to write free-text notes with Markdown. Notes are private, never shared with AI, and sit alongside your check-ins.
The small step is one tiny, illustrated practice suggested at the end of a check-in — usually somatic: a breath, a posture shift, or a small movement you can do right now.
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