Habits you keep.
Some that keep themselves.

TinyCue is a full habit tracker — create habits, get reminded, watch your streaks and progress build. Its standout trick: some habits can complete themselves when your iPhone can actually confirm you did them.

TinyCue's Today screen, showing four habits scheduled for the day, three already checked off with a green mark.

A full habit tracker, first

Build routines the way you actually build them — flexible schedules, gentle reminders, and a clear view of how you're doing.

Create habits your way

Daily, a few times a week, or spread across the day — set a target and TinyCue tracks progress toward it, not just a single checkbox.

Reminders that make sense

Each habit gets the reminder style that fits it — a single nudge, or one paced across the day for habits like hydration.

Streaks and progress

See your streaks and how you're trending over time, so a good week is visible and a slip is just a slip — not a red flag.

TinyCue's Explore tab, showing a featured multi-day program made up of a walk, a stretch, and an hourly stand habit.
The standout feature

Some habits complete themselves

A habit like a daily walk can notice itself. TinyCue watches for movement consistent with walking using your iPhone's on-device motion sensors, then checks that against a workout recorded in Apple Health to confirm it actually happened.

It's a convenience, not magic — you get a one-tap confirm when TinyCue thinks a habit happened, and an always-available undo if it got it wrong. Detection is a helpful assist, not a guarantee.

Optional, and never automatic

Place-based habits just ask

Save a place for a habit — like the gym — and TinyCue can gently ask "did you do this?" when it notices you've arrived. Arriving never completes a habit on its own; TinyCue always asks first, and you're always in control.

Your habits stay yours

There's no account and no sign-in. Your habits, streaks, and progress live on your iPhone, and if you use iCloud, they sync privately to your own iCloud — never to a TinyCue server, because there isn't one.

Raw motion data never leaves your device. Every automatic completion is logged with the evidence behind it, and it's always undoable.

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On your wrist, and your home screen

TinyCue has a companion Apple Watch app and home-screen widgets, so today's progress is visible without opening the app — and Apple Watch is entirely optional.

TinyCue's Widgets screen, showing home-screen and lock-screen widget options for daily progress.

Free to start. TinyCue Plus available.

TinyCue is free to start, with TinyCue Plus available as an optional upgrade for the features that go further.

Coming soon on the App Store