Habit Reminders — Stay Consistent With Streaks

Most missed habits aren’t a motivation problem — they’re a forgetting problem. A reminder at the right moment closes that gap.

A nudge at the moment that matters

Reminders exist for one reason: to bring a habit back into your attention right when you intended to do it, instead of hoping you remember on your own. That matters most for habits that don’t have a natural trigger — things you have to remember to start, rather than things that happen automatically as part of your day.

  • Scheduling reminders Pick the exact time a reminder should fire for a habit.
  • Habit-specific reminders Every habit has its own independent reminder — no shared, generic notification.
  • Creating a routine Consistent reminder times help a habit attach itself to a specific point in your day.

What reminders don’t do

A reminder can’t do the habit for you, and Streaks doesn’t claim it will. It’s a prompt, paired with tracking and streaks so that once you do follow through, it’s recorded and counted immediately.

Questions & answers

Yes — you can set a reminder notification for any habit.

Yes — reminders are set per habit, so a morning habit and an evening habit can each have their own schedule.

No. A reminder only prompts you at the right moment — following through is still up to you. It removes the “I forgot” problem, not the effort.

Yes — reminders are optional and can be turned off per habit at any time.

Never wonder if you forgot

Set a reminder for your first habit — free on iOS and Android.