Habit Details: Time estimates for habits + stacked routines
Ideal for people with time blindness. Not talking about the timer feature, i still prefer the done checkmark
But have a feature where if i start now i will finish at X
And for multiple habits not just for one
Right now you can not have your whole routine countex together
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Minh Thư
Jul 14, 2025
Hi @edenpc9 Is this about showing habits in the timeline layout?
edenpc9
Jul 14, 2025
No.
This is like what you can do in chronocat or in routineflow or llama life with the time estimations
Minh Thư
Jul 14, 2025
Got it!
If you prefer the done checkmark, you can set the goal of your habit as 1 time per day/month/week.
In case you still want to set another goal, you still can quickly mark a habit as done by swipe the habit to the left and choose complete.
As I understand, you prefer to follow your routine as “once I complete habit A I will do habit B", right?
In this case, the habit stacking reminder will be more suitable. You can read the feature here:
https://intercom.help/habitify-app/en/articles/6113696-set-habit-stacking-reminders.
You can create Habit A, Habit B, Habit C. Then set the reminder backward:
Reminder Habit C when Habit B is completed.
Reminder Habit B when Habit A is completed.
Hope this helps for now!
If you have any further suggestion, please feel free to share!
edenpc9
Jul 14, 2025
I’m aware of habit stacking but that’s not what I meant either
Yes i prefer the done checkmark then the +1 but not what i meant
time estimates for habits/steps and routines
to undertstand what I mean check out chronocat. its free
It tells you if you start now you will be done at this time and does it for multiple tasks and individually
And I want that without having to use the timer necessarily. Still have a checkmark and also the estimate bigger in focus
this helps to know how much time the tasks will take
Minh Thư
Jul 15, 2025
Yes, I tried the Chronocat.
Apps like Chronocat are fantastic for Time-Blocking—planning out every minute of your day in advance on a detailed timeline. It's a very structured approach that works well for many people.
Habitify, on the other hand, is designed around the philosophy of Consistency and Action. It acts as a more flexible checklist, focusing on helping you build streaks and momentum by simply confirming "Did I do it?" rather than planning "Exactly when and for how long will I do it?". For many, focusing on just the next action on a list can feel less overwhelming than managing a strict timeline, which is where Habitify finds its perfect fit.
Still, Your original idea for a more automated "routine calculator" is brilliant and has been logged with our product team for serious consideration.
Thank you again for your suggestion!
edenpc9
Jul 13, 2025
Also add time estimation for subtasks