Five habits each.
You pick yours, they pick theirs, and each of you marks one as your priority. A day counts at four points: each habit is one point, your priority is two.

A habit app for two people
Your habits keep your tree alive. Every day you both show up, your roots grow. After 66 of those days, your roots meet.
For iPhone.
Most habit apps are between you and a streak. Inosc is between you and one other person.
How it works
You pick yours, they pick theirs, and each of you marks one as your priority. A day counts at four points: each habit is one point, your priority is two.

Pair up by sending your code to one person. Their ticks and photos show up within seconds, and if one of you forgets, the other can send a nudge.

Your days keep your tree in leaf. The days you both show up grow your roots toward each other. Miss a few days and your tree turns amber and rests. It never dies, and nothing in the app scolds you.

Grow your own tree, and invite a friend whenever you're ready.

The roots
66of 66 days together
Keep scrolling. Each day adds a little more root. At 66 days, they meet. That's about how long a new habit takes to feel automatic.
Your roots have met.
That's why it's called Inosc
Two people, close enough for long enough, until something grows between them that neither could grow alone.
In the app it takes 66 days of showing up together. Then your roots meet.
Backed by research
And doing it together isn't just nicer. The research says it works better.
European Journal of Social Psychology · 2010
Lally et al. · University College London
Typically, 66 days for a new habit to feel automatic.
Missing a day didn't undo it.
JAMA Internal Medicine · 2015
Jackson et al. · University College London
People were 6× more likely to quit smoking when their partner quit too.
Couples who changed together did best.
JAMA Internal Medicine · 2015
Jackson et al. · University College London
2 in 3 got more active when their partner did too.
When their partner didn't, just 1 in 4.
Annals of Behavioral Medicine · 2012
Irwin et al. · Michigan State University
With a partner, people exercised twice as long.
22 minutes instead of 11.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology · 1999
Wing & Jeffery
With friends, nearly 3× as many people kept the weight off.
66% kept it off. Alone, just 24%.
Real trees
The tree on your screen grows when you show up. We wanted Inosc to grow something real too. So for every hundred people who download it, we plant a tree in real ground.