A lone habit gets dropped. A goal with a deadline, habits that measure how far is left, and a mountain that shows you exactly where you stand — that gets finished. Eazy Habit turns what you want into an expedition you can see.
You tick boxes every day and a month later you still don’t know if you got anywhere. Here every habit belongs to a goal with a deadline, and every day tells you the pace you need to make it.
Pick an objective and a deadline, then group the habits that get you there. That’s your expedition — everything else is measured against it.
230 videos, 8 a day, 40 pages: habits carry a number and a unit. Without a quantity there’s no distance to cover and no pace to compute.
Habits you want to add and habits you want to drop live in the same place, each with its own way of being logged.
Daily or one-shot, with a target for today and a target overall, broken into sub-steps when it’s big, grouped with the ones pointing the same way.
Set how much you want today and how much in total. Hit the total and the habit completes itself — no more infinite checkbox.
Split a big habit into steps and decide how many are enough to call the day done. Daily ones reset at midnight.
Current and best streak, with the day-by-day record: done, partial, clean, slip or rest. The truth, not just the wins.
You start with a head start: if you were already on video 100, log it when you create the habit and it counts from day one.
Every goal is a mountain at sunset and you’re climbing it. The climber moves on what you actually logged, each habit walks the trail at its own pace, and the camps — base, I, II, III and the summit — mark the level you’ve reached. At the top you pin the photo of why you started.

Not motivation — arithmetic: what’s left divided by the days you have. Every morning you know your number.
The app works out how much of each habit you need per day to hit the deadline. Fall behind and the number climbs, in plain sight.
A straight verdict against your deadline, habit by habit. No decoration, no empty congratulations.
The expedition bar marks where you should be today and where you actually are. The gap between them is the whole story.
Goals are editable: swap habits, rename it or move the deadline when life gets in the way. The expedition recalculates itself.
One-off things — that 6pm call — live next to your habits, not in another app.
Write the one-off down with its day and hour, and it shows up in your expedition week.
Time left updates on its own and turns to alert when there are less than three hours to go.
A strip of days marked where something is pending: tap a day and see what it holds.
Overdue items don’t vanish quietly — they stay in sight until you close them.
Create your goal, give it a deadline, and see where you actually stand.