Keep your habits, and keep each other honest.
Radar Lite is the habit tracker from Radar on its own. Tick a habit off in one tap, keep your streak, and share a habit with a parent, a friend or anyone who keeps you honest. They see whether it’s done and nothing else.
Free: nothing to pay, no card, and nothing that turns into a subscription. For anyone aged 13 or over.
Filmed in the sample radar you can open yourself. Sam Ellis and Meridian Systems are invented; what the film does, the product does.
One tap a day
Daily, weekly or on the days you choose, with a reminder at the time you pick if you want one.
You choose who sees it
Nothing is shared until you share it. Share one habit or several in one invitation, and stop sharing any of them whenever you like. The other person sees that habit’s ticks and, if you allow it, your streak.
More than once a day
Eight glasses of water or tablets three times a day count up as you go, and the day is done when you reach the number.
Fix the week
Forgot to tick yesterday? Any of the last seven days can be ticked, or marked not done, from the week strip.
Part of Radar
Over 18? Switch the same account to the full Radar whenever you like, habits kept: your deadlines, calendar, inbox and tasks, work and home, on one screen for the next ninety days.
For families
Everyone aged 13 or over has their own free account and shares the habits they choose with whoever they choose, parents included. Radar Lite for younger children, set up and looked after by a parent, is coming: it is being designed to the ICO’s Children’s Code first, so it is private by default and never nudges a child.