If you have ADHD, you probably have a complicated relationship with habit trackers.
We download them on a burst of motivation on Sunday night. We set up 15 daily habits. We crush it for three days. And then, Thursday happens. We mess up. We miss a day.
The app hits us with a red zero. It tells us we broke our streak. The guilt creeps in, the task feels twice as heavy, and by Friday we’ve uninstalled the app.
For an ADHD brain, a broken streak feels like a moral failing. The tool that was supposed to help you has suddenly become a source of shame.
That’s why today, we’re launching Daily Anchors.
Why "Anchors" and not "Habits"?
Anchors are stable, forgiving, and grounding. They aren't a performance metric. They are a way to reduce decision fatigue.
Daily Anchors is built natively into Taskog, and it breaks every rule of traditional habit trackers.
### 1. No Streak Punishment
When you miss a day in Daily Anchors, the UI responds with warmth, not punishment. If your streak resets, we don’t shame you. You’re greeted with a simple message: "You came back. That’s what matters."
Skipping a day is a completely valid choice. You can literally click "Skip today", and it doesn't break your streak. It dims out quietly, because consciously deciding to rest is a productive decision.
### 2. Maximum 3 Anchors
Most apps let you add 20 daily habits. We don’t. We hard-cap you at 3 anchors per account.
Why? Because three is enough to build real momentum without overwhelming your brain. We want you to succeed at three things, rather than fail at twelve.
### 3. A 10-Second 7-Day Grid
Our visual grid shows you the last 7 days as simple dots—done, skipped, or missed. You don't have to read percentages or complex analytics. You can sense your consistency at a glance in literally 10 seconds.
Free Forever
Five of our biggest competitors charge between $5 and $12 a month just to access a habit tracker. We think that’s ridiculous.
Daily Anchors is 100% free, forever, for every Taskog user. No credit cards required, no upgrades to add more anchors (because remember, the cap is a feature, not a paywall).
It’s just you, your anchors, and a little more momentum every day.