The habit tracker that catches you mid-scroll.
A habit tracker done properly, where habits, not taps, unlock your screen time.
The tracker
A day with a shape.
Morning, afternoon, evening — habits live where your day does. Tap the well to check in; done rows settle in place instead of jumping around; the streak counts itself.
- One tapthe habit's icon is the checkbox
- Targets4 / 10 min fills as you go
- Weekly habitsstreak in weeks: 4w
- Done rowssettle in place, never re-sort
- Streak ticks when today lands
The shield
Caught mid-scroll, sent back to the habit.
Shield the apps that eat your evenings. When you drift in anyway, Merva interrupts — a moment, not a wall — and asks for a real rep: do the habit, prove it with a photo, and the minutes you earned open the app you were reaching for. A tap can never unlock your feed. A habit can.
Day complete
Days end sealed, not guessed.
When the last habit lands, the day closes with a quiet seal: no confetti, just the streak, kept. Tomorrow starts from proof, not memory.
A full tracker. A real shield. One app.
Trackers watch you fail politely; blockers lock you out until you delete them. Merva is both halves joined properly: the checklist keeps your day, the shield keeps your phone honest.
Everything a tracker owes you.
- Schedulesdaily · weekdays · times per week
- Targetsquantities with units — 10 min, 8 glasses
- Time of daymorning / afternoon / evening / anytime
- Streaksdaily habits in days, weekly in weeks
- Check-insone tap · skip honestly · undo freely
- Yesterdaylong-press to backfill what you did
- Remindersper-habit, at the time you'd do it
- Offlinecheck-ins queue and sync when you're back
- Widgetscheck in from the home screen
Built in the open.
The app is real. One person is building it, and beta invites go out through this list.
Who's building this
Hi, I'm Merve — and I kept breaking promises to myself.
I'm building Merva on my own. Every tracker I tried was fine until the phone won: the streak died in the same place every time, mid-scroll. Tracking was never the hard part. The pull was.
So I'm building the tracker that fights back: real fundamentals underneath, and a shield that catches me in the act and points me back at the habit. It's early, it's iOS first, and I'd rather build it with the people who'll use it. Add your email and I'll tell you the moment it's testable.