The Resume button on an inactive habit now jumps you straight into the checkin box. One checkin and you're tracking again.
You can also swap in a different habit while inactive. The Replace button is back on the habit card and in the habit menu.
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💡 Got an idea? Submit itThe Resume button on an inactive habit now jumps you straight into the checkin box. One checkin and you're tracking again.
You can also swap in a different habit while inactive. The Replace button is back on the habit card and in the habit menu.
Talk to the whole huddle, not just one checkin. Post a message from your checkin card or the huddle page, and everyone can reply and applaud right in the thread.
Recent messages stay on your checkin card for three days, so the conversation is there when you show up.
Your checkin calendars can now start the week on Monday. Flip it under Settings, Week Starts On.
Every calendar follows it, including the huddle heatmap. Sunday stays the default.
Thanks to the member who asked for this one.
Joining a huddle no longer announces it to anyone. No feed post, no channel message, no notifications to the other members.
Show up with your first checkin instead. That's the moment worth cheering.
After you checkin, your own card pins at the top as the day's done view, with Clip and Edit right on it.
Huddle roster rows now show today's checkins at a glance, so cheering your huddle-mates takes one tap.
Finishing a new habit now asks how you want to run it: join others building a similar habit, lead a Habit Huddle and we send members your way, or go solo and invite your friends.
Pick join and we match you with live huddles by habit and timezone, each shown with its goal, identity, floor, and ceiling so you know exactly what you are stepping into. Your habit comes with you, streak and all.
Reminders now have their own Android notification channel, separate from cheers and messages. Long press any reminder notification, tap the gear, and pick your style: silent, standard, or pop on screen. Requested by one of our members. Keep the requests coming.
The unread count in the sidebar now disappears as soon as you open the conversation. It used to linger until the next message came in.
The huddle page calendar now shows who showed up over 30, 90, 365 days, or all time: a participation heatmap plus a member table you can sort by days, goal days, or streak.
Pick the range per huddle on your Stats page too, and share either view as a clip straight from the huddle page.
Lead a huddle as a Habit Huddle Champion and every member gets 90-day, 365-day, and all-time stats inside it, no plan of their own needed. Their other huddles stay at 30 days.
A second, optional reminder for the end of the day. Turn it on in Settings under Reminders and pick a time. On days you checked in, it nudges you to close out: turn a floor into a ceiling or log your bonus habits. Off by default.
Pick Exercise, Read, Learn, or Create during onboarding and your new habit now lands in the editor with its tags already selected. One less thing to fill in.
/setup now does everything in one tap. The bot creates your checkin channel instantly and hands you one link to finish your Habit Huddle.
No channel permissions on your server? The bot offers to set up right in the channel you ran /setup from.
Deleted your old checkin channel? /setup notices, closes the orphaned Habit Huddle, and starts you fresh. The install link and clearer error messages round it out.
The 57 Chill page sometimes lost its share embed and buttons after a quiet month. Fixed: the page always shares the habit now, and your next checkin wakes the huddle back up on its own.
Run /setup, build your habit on the site, and your huddle announces itself in your channel with a Join button the moment it's ready.
Until then the huddle stays closed, so your crew always lands on a finished huddle instead of a half-built one.
Huddle settings got a cleanup too: fewer fields, a clearer Welcome Habit, and one obvious path to going live.
User ideas become entries up there, sometimes same-day. Yours goes straight to Stevan, the creator.
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