HabitForge documentation
HabitForge is a habit tracker that draws your consistency as a rope you can see. A new habit is a thread. Keep showing up and it thickens through string, rope and cable towards a chain; stop, and it frays where you stopped, while the rest of what you built stays.
It runs as a web app today. The Android build is in internal testing and not on Google Play yet. There is no iOS build and no browser extension.
Where to start
- New here? Get started covers opening the app and signing in.
- Building your first habit? Create a habit walks through the form, then check-ins and streaks.
- Curious about the rope? Rope strength explains the meter.
What HabitForge does
- Track habits you want to build, break or maintain, around the cue → routine → reward loop.
- Check in daily for streaks and points, and climb ten levels from Spark to Forge Master.
- Watch the rope — each habit's strength, from your current streak (40 per cent), your habits' average (30 per cent) and today's progress (30 per cent).
- Read your week in analytics, unlock achievements, and join the community.
- Make it yours with ten appearance settings, dark mode included, that follow your account.
- Keep tracking offline — the web app is a PWA that queues check-ins without a connection.
About this site
- Open the app: habitforge.aoneahsan.com
- Docs source: github.com/aoneahsan/habitforge-docs
- Built by: Ahsan Mahmood, at aoneahsan@gmail.com
The app source is private; these docs are public. There is a free tier, plus Pro and Family plans; pricing lists what each covers.