I really wish I could put my days into quarters or fifths.
Thư Mihn
Team•
Oct 16, 2024
oh, a new insight. Noted it for the team!
Rakesh Awasthi
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Dec 5, 2024
I purchased the app today and I really feel dividing the day in 4 or 5 sets is going to help us a lot. There are several productivity books which recommend it
An Anonymous User
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Dec 9, 2025
Hello,
it seems to be completed but not yet released. When will be able to use night timeframe?
tailspin
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Dec 25, 2025
I’ve only just returned to using Habitify after several years away and although I can see what looks like this new feature in the app, it doesn’t seem to work as I expect.
If I complete a habit from my “current” day at 1am (which technically speaking is “yesterday”) it marks my task as complete for the new day, and not the preceding day as I would want.
It doesn’t matter if I define my Evening/Night as 6pm to 4am, it still seems to “attach” the logged habit (after midnight) to the next day.
In other words, if I have some habits to log, and I finish one at 1st Jan at 23.59 and another one two minutes later on 2nd at Jan 00:01, I would still expect both of those habits to be logged against my 1st Jan entry.
Someone added a feature request that I think covers this, here:
Regarding the concern of saving data, it should still follow the current date & time for exact recording. If you want to save the log for yesterday, you may go back to the Journal view of the previous day or use “Log Progress” and modify the date.
An Anonymous User
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Jan 22
Hello, I have a paid plan. I love the app but the biggest problem with it to me (and seemingly to many others) is that it switches to a new day at midnight.
sinab
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Jan 29
I go to bed around 00:30. Habits I complete after midnight (night routine, wind-down, etc.) are currently logged as part of the next day. This breaks mental models, and requires manual correction every day.
I don’t want to re-log or adjust habits that are clearly part of the previous night.
An Anonymous User
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Feb 13
It is a new day technically. You're just sleeping on a new day. I asked for more than one journal and got denied. Probably would've helped your cause if you have more than one journal to log as such to adapt an over lap for those specific evening habits
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Ren Wilson
Oct 14, 2024
I really wish I could put my days into quarters or fifths.
Thư Mihn
Oct 16, 2024
oh, a new insight. Noted it for the team!
Rakesh Awasthi
Dec 5, 2024
I purchased the app today and I really feel dividing the day in 4 or 5 sets is going to help us a lot. There are several productivity books which recommend it
An Anonymous User
Dec 9, 2025
Hello,
it seems to be completed but not yet released. When will be able to use night timeframe?
tailspin
Dec 25, 2025
I’ve only just returned to using Habitify after several years away and although I can see what looks like this new feature in the app, it doesn’t seem to work as I expect.
If I complete a habit from my “current” day at 1am (which technically speaking is “yesterday”) it marks my task as complete for the new day, and not the preceding day as I would want.
It doesn’t matter if I define my Evening/Night as 6pm to 4am, it still seems to “attach” the logged habit (after midnight) to the next day.
In other words, if I have some habits to log, and I finish one at 1st Jan at 23.59 and another one two minutes later on 2nd at Jan 00:01, I would still expect both of those habits to be logged against my 1st Jan entry.
Someone added a feature request that I think covers this, here:
https://feedback.habitify.me/p/ability-to-set-time-for-daily-reset
Curious if others have similar problems?
Minh Thư
Dec 31, 2025
Hello!
Regarding the concern of saving data, it should still follow the current date & time for exact recording. If you want to save the log for yesterday, you may go back to the Journal view of the previous day or use “Log Progress” and modify the date.
An Anonymous User
Jan 22
Hello, I have a paid plan. I love the app but the biggest problem with it to me (and seemingly to many others) is that it switches to a new day at midnight.
sinab
Jan 29
I go to bed around 00:30. Habits I complete after midnight (night routine, wind-down, etc.) are currently logged as part of the next day. This breaks mental models, and requires manual correction every day.
I don’t want to re-log or adjust habits that are clearly part of the previous night.
An Anonymous User
Feb 13
It is a new day technically. You're just sleeping on a new day. I asked for more than one journal and got denied. Probably would've helped your cause if you have more than one journal to log as such to adapt an over lap for those specific evening habits