Would be so nice that Habitify had a chatbot to control, create and ask insights from habits and goals. As well as more integrations to understand habits and when they fail and why, to see and identify patterns.
I would likely stop using this app if AI tools are added. I think it's fine to do some natural language processing for adding habits with unique timing requirements but please do not add AI into this app.
An Anonymous User
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Apr 7
It exists now
An Anonymous User
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Feb 22
Absolutely not. You can use a chatbot that's already out to manage your habit via excel or something. Putting a chatbot that needs constant updates and prone to errors will ruin simplicity of this app.
Go use Notion if you want something like that. They have what you are looking for.
This app is priced and enjoyable for what it is.
We don't need chatbot for everything. Chatbots are not real Artificial Intelligence. We don't need multiple apps that do the same thing. Ruins the identity of these apps.
Timon
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Feb 5
AI could also summarize your last weeks/months life using your journal notes
Timon
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Jan 30
Cool idea but i think the app has some fundamental problems with its functions which should be fixed first.
Andrey Korneev
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Jan 30
Excellent suggestion! I fully support the idea of implementing an AI chatbot and enhanced analytics in Habitify.
Why this is important:
· Intuitive management. Sometimes it's easier to just dictate or type: "Add a habit 'Drink water' at 12:00 and 18:00," rather than manually digging through settings. This would save time and lower the barrier to creating new habits.
· Deep insights, not just numbers. The app already shows stats, but AI could provide personal conclusions. For example: "I've noticed you tend to skip your run on Wednesdays. Your calendar is packed that day. I suggest moving it to the morning or shortening the duration."
· Proactive assistance. Instead of just logging a missed habit, the AI could ask: "What got in the way today? Fatigue, did you forget, or was there no time?" Then, based on the answers, it could identify the real obstacles and suggest solutions.
· Integrations are key. Understanding context from your calendar (busyness), sleep tracker, or even the weather (didn't go for a run because of heavy rain) would make the analysis much more accurate and human-like.
Such a feature would transform Habitify from a simple "checklist" into a true personal digital coach that not only reminds you but also helps you understand yourself and adapt your habits to real life.
I really hope the developers take this suggestion into consideration!
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An Anonymous User
Sep 16
Can it be turned off?
Kristopher Wise
Aug 24
I would likely stop using this app if AI tools are added. I think it's fine to do some natural language processing for adding habits with unique timing requirements but please do not add AI into this app.
An Anonymous User
Apr 7
It exists now
An Anonymous User
Feb 22
Absolutely not. You can use a chatbot that's already out to manage your habit via excel or something. Putting a chatbot that needs constant updates and prone to errors will ruin simplicity of this app.
Go use Notion if you want something like that. They have what you are looking for.
This app is priced and enjoyable for what it is.
We don't need chatbot for everything. Chatbots are not real Artificial Intelligence. We don't need multiple apps that do the same thing. Ruins the identity of these apps.
Timon
Feb 5
AI could also summarize your last weeks/months life using your journal notes
Timon
Jan 30
Cool idea but i think the app has some fundamental problems with its functions which should be fixed first.
Andrey Korneev
Jan 30
Excellent suggestion! I fully support the idea of implementing an AI chatbot and enhanced analytics in Habitify.
Why this is important:
· Intuitive management. Sometimes it's easier to just dictate or type: "Add a habit 'Drink water' at 12:00 and 18:00," rather than manually digging through settings. This would save time and lower the barrier to creating new habits.
· Deep insights, not just numbers. The app already shows stats, but AI could provide personal conclusions. For example: "I've noticed you tend to skip your run on Wednesdays. Your calendar is packed that day. I suggest moving it to the morning or shortening the duration."
· Proactive assistance. Instead of just logging a missed habit, the AI could ask: "What got in the way today? Fatigue, did you forget, or was there no time?" Then, based on the answers, it could identify the real obstacles and suggest solutions.
· Integrations are key. Understanding context from your calendar (busyness), sleep tracker, or even the weather (didn't go for a run because of heavy rain) would make the analysis much more accurate and human-like.
Such a feature would transform Habitify from a simple "checklist" into a true personal digital coach that not only reminds you but also helps you understand yourself and adapt your habits to real life.
I really hope the developers take this suggestion into consideration!
An Anonymous User
Jan 31
That’s amazing!