Put them in a list, tick them off, and every day gets a score. 4 out of 5 is 80%, and it’s surprisingly hard to go to bed with 80% when the fifth one takes ten minutes. That little itch is the whole trick.
Free, no card. Works in your browser today, on any phone or laptop. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store.
Your score
Every day in HeyTask gets one number: what you finished, divided by what you planned for today. Here’s an example Tuesday. Tick things off and watch the number change.
Tuesday · example day
75%Solid, with room to grow.
3 done ÷ 4 planned today = 75%
75% or more is a good day: your streak goes to 13.
Also in this plan: Call grandma, on Sundays. It isn’t planned for Tuesday, so it can’t lower Tuesday’s score.
Something that isn’t planned for today can’t lower today’s score. A rest day really is a rest day.
If it’s “3× a week”, Friday is fine. Skipping it on Tuesday costs you nothing.
Reach your line and your streak goes up by one. Ill or away? Mark it as time off and those days don’t count.
It’s rarely a lack of willpower. Most of the time it’s one of these three.
Every day gets a score, so you see progress tonight.
A missed day costs a bit of percentage, not your whole streak.
Friends see your score tonight, and that’s usually enough.
Your sky
I wanted something nicer to look at than a progress bar. So your dashboard draws the constellation of your birthday, and every task you tick off lights one more star. No horoscope, it just looks good.
Your sign comes from your birthday, which is also how we check you’re 13 or older. Nobody else sees it.
With friends
Add a friend and you see each other’s score and streak every day. Skipping is easy when nobody would know. With a friend in HeyTask, somebody would.
You make your plan first and an account last, once there’s something worth saving. It takes about two minutes.
HeyTask21:40Tuesday: 80%4 of 5 done. A good day, so your streak goes to 13.HeyTask vs other apps
That’s when other habit apps lose you. One missed task and the streak is gone, so why bother tomorrow. HeyTask is made for exactly that week.
Other apps: Your streak goes back to 0.
HeyTask: A good day is 75%, not 100%. 4 of 5 done keeps your streak going.
Other apps: A row of checkmarks. Better than last week? No idea.
HeyTask: Every day gets a score and your week adds up. You see it getting better.
Other apps: It stays between you and your phone.
HeyTask: Friends see your score tonight, so you go anyway. Never your tasks.
Other apps: Just another day. No finish line.
HeyTask: A free 90-day challenge, four times a year. Finish with 70% and the badge is yours.
Other apps: Often a 7-day trial, then a paywall. Or ads.
HeyTask: Free isn’t a trial: 15 tasks, streaks, friends and challenges. No ads, ever.
A general picture of other habit apps, not about one specific app.
Pricing
The free plan isn’t a trial, you can stay on it as long as you like. Pro is for when you want to know what’s working. That money pays for running HeyTask, nothing else.
Start tonight.
Ready in about two minutes. Upgrade later if you want.
For when you want to know what’s working.
Everything in Free, plus
Pro isn’t for sale yet. Everything you make on Free stays when you upgrade.
Lifetime is every Pro feature for good, also the ones I add later. No subscription, nothing to cancel.
€59.99once, the price of 15 months of Pro
Coming soonNo. In your browser at heytask.app you can plan your day, tick off tasks and join HeyTask 90 for free, on any phone or computer, also Android. Your dashboard and calendar on the web come with Pro. The iPhone app adds reminders and Apple Health.
Yes, and it isn’t a trial. Free gives you up to 15 tasks in 3 groups, your daily score, streaks, reminders (in the iPhone app), friends, the HeyTask 90 challenges and badges. Pro is €3.99 a month, €24.99 a year or €59.99 once, and removes the limits.
Most people quit in week two or three. The excitement is gone, one missed day breaks the streak, and the app starts to feel like a judge. HeyTask is built for that moment: a missed day only costs some percentage, weekly goals can still be made later in the week, and time off keeps your streak when you’re ill. It won’t do the work for you, but it makes quitting a lot less tempting.
Only you. Friends you accept see your first name, your scores, your streak and your badges, never your tasks. There are no ads in HeyTask and your data is never sold. You can delete everything yourself in Settings.
I’ve always been fascinated by software — not just using it, but building it, shaping it, and turning an idea into something people can actually use.
I created HeyTask with a simple belief: good software should be accessible to everyone. You shouldn’t have to pay a premium every month just to organize your day, build better habits, or understand your own progress.
Huub — Creator & Founder of HeyTask
Not ten. Three things you’d be proud of doing every day. Make the plan now, tick off the first one tonight and see where you are in a week. It’s free, and if it’s not for you, you delete your account and that’s that.
