An accessible website
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Inclusion and accessibility
A habit app should work for everyone who wants to use it, and never make anyone feel judged. Here’s what inclusion means in how we build NoTestudo.
What it looks like
Plain language
Privacy, goals and groups are explained in plain words, with the legal versions one link away.
How NoTestudo uses your locationNo judgment
Progress is shown in hours and dollars, never points or scores, compared only with your own weeks. A go-less goal counts clear days, not slip-ups.
Why hours and dollars, not pointsPrivacy that protects everyone
Health-care places are never kept or shared, groups never see your location, and sharing stays off until you turn it on.
How health-care places stay privateOpen to anyone
The campus pilot runs at UMD, but the waitlist is open to anyone, at any school or none. At launch, NoTestudo is for iPhone.
The waitlistOur other commitments
Social impactBuilt inside a program on student mental health, measured honestly, with privacy and crisis resources wherever they matter.Read more
Career growth and learningA small team that learns by researching, shipping and presenting a real product.Read more
Balance, by designSteady weeks instead of burnout: weekly targets, restarts built in, never a score.Read more
Meet the version of you
that shows up.
NoTestudo is the habit app that tracks itself. Say your goals once, then live your week: the visits, the hours and the dollars you kept add up on their own.
NoTestudo is invite-only right now. Ask someone on campus for an invite, or join the waitlist for the App Store release in January.