One shape for every day you track.
A capsule is a day. Habits count up, countdowns count down, targets fill. Same picture, read whichever way the thing you are tracking runs.
Three features. One picture.
Most trackers give you a ring for habits, a number for dates and a bar for goals, then leave you to translate between them. Hibio uses the same capsule for all three, so a glance is a glance.
A habit
Days behind you, filled. A missed day stays visible and grey — it never resets you to zero.
A countdown
Days ahead of you, hollow. An arc closes on the date; once you arrive, the nights drain away.
A target
One long capsule, partly filled. Milestones are notches in the same shape.
Feature-complete. Not feature-loud.
Today
The screen that answers what to do now, not what you own. Tap once to log.
Trips that last
Give a countdown a duration and it counts through the event, not just to it.
Numbers and milestones
Read 60 books, save a deposit, walk 1,000 km. Notches in the same capsule.
Rest days, not failures
Schedule them. The chain runs straight through — and a miss never resets you.
It asks what got in the way.
One tap the day after a miss — away, unwell, no time, chose not to. Hibio finds the pattern and tells you the number behind it, then offers one change. No lectures, no streak-loss guilt.
See exactly which day you missed.
A miss is an open ring, not a red mark — visible enough to count, quiet enough to live with. Twelve weeks at a glance, a month when you need the date, a year when you want the shape.
No account. No analytics. No servers. Your data, your iCloud.
Habits, countdowns and targets combined.
A single payment removes the limit. No subscription, ever.
Nothing to sign up for. Nothing to sign in to.
No analytics, nothing collected. Your data lives on your phone and in your own iCloud.