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ObserMeSelf-observation for iPhone

A habit tracker that observes you instead of prescribing to you.

Write a few checks, short questions about yourself. Answer them in seconds, at set times or random moments. Over months, the answers show you what you couldn’t see day to day.

Coming to iPhone. One email at launch, nothing else.

On the Today screen, Mood moves to Answered, then Walked outside is answered yes in one tap.

01The data

A year, one dot at a time.

Every day you answer something becomes a dot. Nothing is scored and nothing resets. The shape is the information: when you started, the months that held, the two weeks in August that went quiet, outlined on the map.

Days checked in, 2026. Sample data.
1 Jan – 14 Oct
Jan12 days checked in
Feb26 days checked in
Mar30 days checked in
Apr28 days checked in
May29 days checked in
Jun26 days checked in
Jul29 days checked in
Aug16 days checked in
Sep25 days checked in
Oct13 days checked in
Nov days checked in
Dec days checked in
  • checked in
  • no answer
  • not tracked or ahead

Sample data, made for this page.

234 days checked in since 12 January. 42 days without an answer.

02How it works

A few questions, asked often enough to mean something.

  1. Ask yourself.

    Write the questions you’re curious about: something you do or feel, where you are, who you’re with.

    Slept well · Mood, 1–5 · Worked from · Spent time with

  2. Answer in seconds.

    Yes or no, 1 to 5, a number, a few words, or a choice. Usually under ten seconds, often from the notification.

    no · 6.5 hours · 4 cups · 4 / 5 · home

  3. See the patterns.

    Report lays your answers out by week, month, any range, or year. One line per check, a year in 365 dots.

    Week · Month · Range · Year

The Checks list: Slept well, Sleep, Coffee, Mood, Walked outside, and more, each with its answer type.
Checks

03Two rhythms

Some questions come on time. Others find you.

A check can remind you at a fixed time, like a habit. Or it can arrive at a random moment, so you catch yourself as you are, not as you planned to be. Both live in the same list.

At a set time
The same moment each day. For the things you do, or mean to do.
At random
A few times a day, within hours you choose. For the things you are: where, with whom, how you feel. How random sampling works
One day, Wednesday 14 October. Sample data.
06–24
  • Slept well: reminder at 08:30
  • Mood, 1–5: asked at random, at 11:12, 16:24, 19:48
  • Worked from: asked at random, at 10:41, 14:37
  • Spent time with: asked at random, at 12:55, 17:30, 20:16
  • Read before bed: reminder at 22:30

04What it won’t do

Some things are left out on purpose.

  • No Streaks

    A missed day is a day without an answer. Nothing resets.

  • No Points or badges

    There is nothing to earn and no level to reach.

  • No Coaching

    It doesn’t tell you who to be. It shows what happened.

  • No A social feed

    No followers, no likes. Nothing is posted unless you share a picture of your report yourself.

  • No Ads

    No one is paying to reach you here.

05Privacy, plainly

Where your answers live.

Your answers are stored on ObserMe’s servers, under your own account. Each account is kept separate at the database level, so one person can’t read another’s data.

There are no ads and no analytics in the app. Your data isn’t sold, and it isn’t shared for advertising or tracking. The only outside service involved is the hosting provider that stores it for us.

You can export everything as JSON at any time, and delete your account from inside the app.

Read the privacy policy

ObserMe-export-2026-10-14.jsonShortened

An export is one JSON file: every check, with each answer and when you gave it.

Six months from now, know something about yourself you didn’t before.

Coming to iPhone. One email at launch, nothing else.