HabitKit 1.19.1 makes your habit tracker answer out loud. On iPhone you can now ask Siri how your day is going and hear which habits are done and which are still left, without opening the app. Your habits also show up in iPhone search, and the archive is simpler to manage on both platforms.
Release notes · 1.19.1
- On iPhone, ask Siri "How am I doing today in HabitKit?" to hear which habits are done and which are left
- With Pro, ask Siri how one habit is going: "How's Reading going in HabitKit?"
- Your habits now show up in iPhone search. Tap one to open it
- Archived Habits is now one simple list: restore with one tap, swipe to delete
- Smaller fixes and improvements
Ask Siri For Today's Progress
Say "How am I doing today in HabitKit?" and Siri answers with how many of today's habits are done, for example "Done today: 3 of 5", and names the ones still to do. A quick check before bed no longer means opening the app and scrolling the overview.
With HabitKit Pro you can also ask about one habit by name, for example "How's Reading going in HabitKit?", and Siri answers with that habit's streak and progress. Siri and Shortcuts are iPhone features, and the Siri and Shortcuts guide lists every action HabitKit adds, including logging a habit by voice.
Find A Habit From iPhone Search
Swipe down on the home screen and type the name of a habit: it now shows up in iPhone search, and tapping it opens that habit in HabitKit. Handy when you track a lot of habits and want one in particular.
Archived Habits In One List
Archived Habits in Settings is now a single list on iPhone and Android. Each habit has a Restore button, and swiping left deletes it for good after you confirm. Restoring is part of HabitKit Pro, because it can take you past the four habits the free plan allows. Deleting is free.