Coach tone
Pick the style that works for you. Try it:
«Hi Doston! It's 7:00, time to read. Start now or a little later?»
Add your habits and plans. At the set time your phone rings, an AI coach talks with you for a minute or two, and logs the result for you.
Tartibify doesn't send notifications. It calls. The whole thing takes under two minutes.
For example: "Read, weekdays, 07:00". Habits repeat on the days you choose; plans go on a single date.
Full screen, like a real incoming call. Miss it and the coach calls again after 3 and 6 minutes.
The coach greets you by name and asks: do it now, push it later today, or skip today. Calls last 2 minutes at most.
Done, rescheduled or skipped. Streaks and stats update, and if you push it later your phone rings again at the new time.
Pick the style that works for you. Try it:
«Hi Doston! It's 7:00, time to read. Start now or a little later?»
For every habit: days in a row, longest streak and completion rate. Days off don't break a streak.
Every evening the coach reviews your day and asks you to add tomorrow's plans.
The coach keeps your recent calls in mind and opens with them.
Yesterday you said you were tired. Shorter today, 5 pages?
The coach speaks and understands the language you choose.
Habits that repeat every day or on chosen weekdays, plus one-off tasks. Pause a habit and resume it whenever you like.
Alarms are set on the phone itself and fire even when the app is closed. A "Done" button lets you check off without a call.
The coach calls again after 3 and 6 minutes. If all three attempts go unanswered, the day is marked as missed.
Not for the ring: the alarm lives on your phone. Talking to the coach needs a connection.
Usually 20 to 60 seconds, 2 minutes at most. The coach says goodbye once the result is logged.
Yes. Settings let you switch off all calls at once, turn off only the evening call, or pause a single habit.
For now Tartibify is Android only (8.0 and up).
The app notices the time zone change and moves your calls to the new local time.
Setup takes a minute. The coach remembers the rest.