Automatic habit tracking
The habit tracker that checks itself off.
Most streaks break because someone forgot to tap, not because they skipped. NoTestudo counts the habits that happen at places, like the gym, the library and class, so there’s nothing to log.
Invite-only for now.Ask someone on campus for an invite
Say your goals once, then live your week
Visits that record themselves
Pick a goal and the places that decide it. NoTestudo notices when you arrive and when you leave, even when the app is closed. There’s nothing to log, and you can still count or fix a visit yourself.
Why it matters:
- Nothing to log, ever
- Visits, not guesses
- Health-care places stay private
NOTESTUDOnow
You showed up. That counts.
Visit counted at Eppley Rec Center
Goals made of places
Say your goals in your own words and NoTestudo turns them into places to visit more and places to visit less, each with a weekly target you can actually hit.
What’s inside:
- “Do more” and “do less” goals
- Weekly targets, clear days and streaks
- Widgets, a Live Activity and Siri
Goals
Choose what matters. Keep building.
- Get to the gymBuild · 3 visits each week
Study at the libraryBuild · 6 hours each week
Less fast foodAvoid · 5 clear days each week
Fast Food
5 clear days each week
Until your next clear day
1-week streak · Oct 12Hours and dollars, not points
Progress shows up in real units: hours invested, hours saved and money kept, compared with your own weeks and added up every Sunday.
Why it matters:
- Never a score
- Your own baseline
- A weekly summary that writes itself
Weekly summary
This week
Time saved
Build Savings2h 10m
Eat Healthy1h 20m
Money saved
$46
Small changes can add up.
A logging tracker next to NoTestudo
Keep your favorite tracker for habits that happen anywhere. Let NoTestudo handle the ones that happen somewhere.
- Logging
- A tracker you log by hand:You tap every time
- NoTestudo:Visits record themselves
- Forgetting
- A tracker you log by hand:A missed tap can break a streak
- NoTestudo:Nothing to forget
- What counts
- A tracker you log by hand:Whatever you check off
- NoTestudo:Time at the places you picked; stops under three minutes don’t count
- Streaks
- A tracker you log by hand:Usually daily
- NoTestudo:Weekly, so a rest day doesn’t reset a month
- Best for
- A tracker you log by hand:Reading, meditation, journaling, water
- NoTestudo:The gym, the library, class, and places you want to visit less
Questions people ask
What can NoTestudo track automatically?
Visits to the places tied to your goals: gyms, libraries and study spots, your classes, parks and trails, and places you want to go less, like fast food or coffee shops. It doesn’t track habits that don’t happen at a place.
Do I have to log anything?
No. You can count a visit yourself or fix one, but you never have to.
Should I stop using my other habit tracker?
Keep it for habits that happen anywhere, like reading or meditation. NoTestudo is for the ones that happen at a place.
Does it work when the app is closed?
Yes, if you allow location in the background. You can change that any time in iOS Settings, and the app still works in a reduced mode without it.
When can I get NoTestudo?
NoTestudo comes to the App Store for iPhone in January 2027. Until then it’s invite-only while the campus pilot runs at the University of Maryland. Ask someone on campus for an invite, or join the waitlist and we’ll email you the day it’s out.
Keep reading
Say your goals once.
Then live your week.
NoTestudo is invite-only right now. Ask someone on campus for an invite, or join the waitlist for the App Store release in January.