Soemi: Habit Tracker

Soemi is a habit app that starts one step earlier: before you track a habit, it helps you shrink it to a size you can do in two minutes. Type in a habit that looks too big, and Soemi gently suggests a smaller one. Miss a day? Nothing happens. No guilt, no streak pressure, and logging takes 20–30 seconds. ■ Notice when a habit is too big "Run 30 minutes every day" often doesn't fail for lack of willpower. It was too big from the start. When you add a habit, Soemi checks whether it fits in two minutes and offers a smaller first step. "Run 30 minutes" becomes "Put on your running shoes." Start from a size you can keep, not from more discipline. ■ Save it anyway Soemi suggests, but never blocks. You can save the habit exactly as you wrote it. You decide. Soemi just adds a quiet word from the side. ■ No guilt Miss a day, and Soemi says nothing. No broken-streak marks, no red badges, no notifications chasing you. A skipped day is simply a quiet day. Pick it up again whenever you're ready. ■ Done in 20–30 seconds Open, tap, close. That's all. Logging should never become a chore of its own. ■ Your records stay yours - Everything is stored only on your device - Nothing is sent to external servers - No account, no sign-in - No ads - Export your records to a file anytime, and restore them on another device Stopped habits keep their history. Stopping only removes a habit from the list. The days you kept are never erased. ■ What you can do - Keep up to 3 habits (three two-minute habits) - Tap to log today. Tap again to undo - Set a reminder time for each habit - Look back on a monthly calendar - Back up your records and restore from the file - The background scenery slowly grows as you continue - Swipe sideways to an empty page with nothing but the scenery ■ Soemi Pro (one-time purchase) Buy once, use it forever. No subscription. - Keep up to 50 habits - Export your records as CSV - Choose from 5 color themes (Ember, Indigo, Sprout, Blossom, Ink) The free version stays fully usable. Nothing is taken away. ■ Made for you, if… - You've tried habit apps before, and they didn't stick - You quit the moment a streak broke - Numbers and completion rates wear you down - You'd rather start by making the habit smaller ■ About the name Soemi comes from the Japanese word "soeru" — to place something small alongside what is already there. Not the main dish. A small side, set quietly next to your day. That smallness is where this app begins. ■ A note from the maker Maybe habits don't fail because of willpower. Maybe they're just too big. With that thought, I made Soemi — first of all, for myself. I still use it every day: one small thing, recorded, then closed. Now and then, I look back at what has piled up. Nothing dramatic happens — but I can feel something slowly changing.