Crek

Every habit and to-do due today sits on one page, yours and your groups’. A habit is either a single tick or a goal, like 8 glasses of water, that fills a tap at a time. Forgot to tick? Fill the day in later.

A group shares one list. Each item is for anyone, for one person, or for everyone, so “who’s taking the bins out?” is answered on screen. Groups keep a leaderboard, too.

Speak a to-do and Whisper on Groq writes the words down. While you read them back, Gemini turns them into to-dos and habits, checked against a Zod schema, so they’re usually ready by the time you press Continue. A photo or a screenshot works the same way.

~300 msfor Whisper on Groq to write down what you said.

Every day, on the weekdays you choose, or once a month. Only reaching a habit’s goal counts toward its streak, and a day that’s only part done shows lighter.

One daily email, sent by a Cron on Cloudflare Workers at the time each person picks, in their own time zone. It lists only what is still open, and goes out in batches through Resend so each run fits the free tier’s CPU limit.

Five quick 3D games, Stack, Glance, Recall, Orbit and Core, built with Three.js and played in the browser with nothing to download.

Crek is aimed at one search: “habit tracker”. A free tracker works without signing up, next to a printable, a Google Sheets template and guides. Each page targets its own search phrase, with structured data and a fast first paint.

• Paid. There is no paid tier and no cap on habits.
• A game. It began as a to-do list with XP and levels; I took them out. Streaks and calendars are the product.
• Another app to install. It runs in any browser and installs like an app; a React Native (Expo) app adds iOS widgets and native alarms.