Miss a day. Keep your streak.

Both. YourQue is on the App Store and on Google Play, with the same free tier and the same one-time purchase on each. The home screen widget works on both; on iPhone, tapping the widget to complete a habit needs iOS 17 or later, and iOS 16 shows a read-only widget.

Your streak bends instead of breaking. The app says “Yesterday got away. Streak safe.” and moves on with you. It takes two misses in a row to end a streak, and even then there is no alarm; the line under the habit reads “A fresh start today.” Come back after a longer gap and the first thing you see is “You came back. That is the part that counts.” Or, if you wrote one, your own reason for the habit.

YourQue Full is not; it is a single one-time purchase of €49.99, made through Apple or Google like any app, with a real seven-day trial you start with one tap. When the trial ends the full features close again: nothing to cancel, nothing charged. The one subscription is YourQue+, an optional add-on for the AI coach that knows your day and answers when you talk to it. It has a running cost, so it renews at €12.99 a month or €99.99 a year, and you can cancel it in your store's subscription settings without losing anything you own.

An optional add-on with a coach that knows your day: a short spoken plan in the morning that fits your habits into your free time, a short close of the day in the evening, and a spoken answer when you hold to talk. Your weekly reflection and the few words on the day you come back to a habit are part of it. It is its own thing, a subscription for the AI behind it: fourteen days free for new subscribers, then €12.99 a month or €99.99 a year, and you can cancel it in your store's subscription settings. Every part is off until you turn it on. The coach sees your habit names, the times you set for them, what you wrote under Why and, if you allow it, the free times in your calendar, never what your appointments are called, and it hears you only when you choose to talk to it. The voice is a generated voice, not a person. YourQue Full stays one purchase, and nothing you own depends on YourQue+.

A working habit tracker, not a locked demo. Six habits, every cadence, the forgiving streak, count habits, pause and skip, drag to reorder, the why note, the milestones, the Today screen, the widget with one habit, three reminders per habit with quiet hours and snooze, Destiny, all 187 icons, the stock light and dark themes, Classic postcards, this month and last of every habit's history, yesterday backfill and manual backup. If six habits is enough for you, you do not have to pay.

No account, no sign-up, nothing to log in to. Your habits and their history live on your device, and there is no server they depend on. The things that use a connection are the ones you would expect: buying YourQue Full through Apple or Google, the backup copy in your own iCloud Drive or, once you connect it, Google Drive, a quick check for a newer version when the app starts, the Shop tab when you open it, sending a postcard or a backup file wherever you choose, and, if you take YourQue+, the parts of it you turn on: the coach, a reflection when you ask for one, and talking to it.

Your habit data lives on your phone, and no server of ours keeps it. The one copy outside the phone is the backup in your own cloud, which we cannot see: in your iCloud Drive whenever iCloud is on, unless you switch that backup off in Settings, or in your Google Drive once you connect it in Settings. With YourQue+, only what you choose to send leaves the phone: a few counts when you ask for a reflection; for the coach, if you turn it on, your habit names, the times you set for them, what you wrote under Why and, if you allow it, the free times in your calendar, and once a week how each habit went, for your reflection; and your recording when you talk to it, with those same details. It goes through our server to OpenAI for the answer, and our server keeps no copy of it. To move phones, restore from that cloud copy on the new one, or export a backup (habits, completions, your Destiny text) through the share sheet and import it the same way. Delete the app and the data on that phone goes with it; the cloud copy or the exported file is what brings it back.

Only what you turn on: your habit names with today's state, the times you set for them and what you wrote under Why, the start and end of your free time if you let it use your calendar, what you say when you talk to it, and a short note of your plans. Never what your appointments are called. With the coach on, your weekly reflection also uses your habit names and what you wrote under Why. You can read the note, and delete everything the coach knows, in Coach settings.

Up to a minute each time you talk, and up to 60 minutes of conversation a month, the coach's spoken answers included; up to 15 in your first fourteen days. Coach settings shows the minutes left this month.

No. The coach is an AI, and its voice is a generated voice, not a person.

Only if you ask it to, and only as much as you ask. Reminders are off until you set one. Up to three per habit at your times, quiet inside the hours you choose, silent once the day is done, snoozable from the notification. Nothing repeats, nothing escalates, and there is no “streak at risk” alert anywhere in the app.

Pause the habit, for as long as you need. Streaks and stats wait for you, and paused days are left out of the maths. If it is just today, skip it on purpose: “Skipped today.” A chosen rest is not a miss.

No, and it does not compete with one. YourQue has no interest in steps, heart rate, sleep or calories; Apple Health and the wearables already do that well. YourQue works one layer up, on the chain from thought to action to character, the part no sensor measures.

A tab in the app that shows the pieces from the YourQue shop, each with its photo and name. It keeps a copy on your phone, so it opens at once, even offline. It shows no prices, and nothing from the shop is bought in the app: tap a piece and its page on shop.yourque.app opens in a browser sheet, with the price, and you can order there. To fetch the pieces, the app sends nothing about you, only the language to show them in.

Anyone who has been burned by a streak app. Two misses to end a streak instead of one, rest as a real state, cadences that follow your life, reminders that stop, a muted palette with no confetti or points, and a free tier you can live in. It is built for the day you come back.