CardHabit · for iPhone
A daily card draw for your life.
CardHabit is an iOS daily challenge app built on trading-card-game mechanics: every morning it deals you five habit cards, and you commit to what you can handle that day.
Free to start · The new deck arrives with CardHabit 2.0
Open Air
Iron Discipline
The Deep Read
Green Plate
Still Water
How it works
Draw five. Keep what you finish.
You could play it with a real deck on your kitchen table. The app just shuffles, deals and keeps score.
I
The deal
Every morning the deck deals you five cards. Each one is a small, real thing to do today: five minutes outside, fifty pages of a book, a plate that is half greens.
II
Commit
Pick the cards you can handle and leave the rest. Two a day on the free tier, all five on Pro. A light day still counts, as long as you finish what you picked.
III
Keep the card
Finish a card and it goes into your binder. Most are plain card stock, some carry a foil edge, and a few come in full gold. The binder fills one morning at a time.
The deck
Five suits and the Joker.
Every card belongs to one suit, marked with its symbol and printed in its own ink. Over time the binder shows you your strongest suit, the part of your life you actually show up for.
Hill Work
Physical
Move your body. A walk, a set, a stretch that costs you something.
The Reading Chair
Mind
Read, write, focus. Fifty pages, one page of honest notes, an hour of deep work.
Cook for Yourself
Nutrition
Eat on purpose. A green plate, a real breakfast, an evening without sugar.
The Long Quiet
Recovery
Rest like it counts. Sleep, silence, a screen-free hour before bed.
One Call
Connection
Reach someone. Call the friend, write the note, say the honest sentence.
The Inversion
Joker
The wild card. Two in the deck, and they ask for something you would not pick.
The five suits and the deck look arrive in the app with CardHabit 2.0
Open Air
Your hand
Open Air
Sam's hand
Open Air
Paired foil · You and Sam
Coming in 2.0
Deal a friend in.
Any card in your hand can go to a friend. Tap Deal in and the same card lands in their hand for today. If they don't have the app yet, the link brings them in and the card is waiting for them.
Finish it together and you both keep a paired foil, with both names on it, in both binders. If only one of you finishes, nothing bad happens. It is an invitation, never a test.
The binder
Every finished card has a place.
Each card you finish goes into your binder, sorted by suit. The empty sleeves show you what the deck still holds, and the full pages show you what you have actually done, morning after morning.
Your strongest suit Mind, 42 cards
The printed deck
Get the printed deck. Join the list.
The same deck, in your hands: cream card stock, the gold-foil back and a tuck box for the kitchen table. We are planning a printed edition and want to know who would keep one. Join the list and you hear first, once.
Opens an email to hello@cardhabitapp.com · No spam, ever
Where you're coming from
You've tried something.
You're probably not starting from zero. Whether you burned out on a 75-day program, kept a checkbox app alive without changing anything, or read the book and stalled at the last page, there's a page here for the road you took.
CardHabit vs 75 Hard
All or nothing vs. hard and sustainable.
CardHabit vs Habitica
A whole RPG to manage vs. five cards and done.
CardHabit vs Streaks
A number that resets vs. a hand that adapts.
CardHabit vs Finch
A pet you comfort vs. a game that pushes you.
CardHabit vs Atoms
Tracks the habit vs. deals the challenge.
If you quit 75 Hard
Same bar, a system built to survive missed days.
If you read Atomic Habits
The four laws, dealt as a daily hand.
The details
Questions, answered.
What is CardHabit?
CardHabit is a daily card draw for your life, made for people who read Atomic Habits, tried 75 Hard, and want a system they can sustain instead of one that burns them out. Every morning it deals you five habit cards, and you commit to the ones you can handle. Every card you finish goes into your binder, a growing collection of the days you showed up.
Is this another 75 Hard?
No, and the difference is the point. 75 Hard asks for extreme things once, over a 75-day pass-or-fail run. CardHabit asks for hard things every day: each card is scoped small enough to actually do every morning and hard enough to feel real, and the system survives missed days instead of sending you back to Day 1.
What does CardHabit cost?
The free tier covers the daily draw and lets you commit to two cards a day. CardHabit Pro unlocks all five daily commits and the full record of everything you have played, with a 7-day free trial. Founder pricing is live in the app now: $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, locked in at signup for as long as your subscription stays active.
Is CardHabit the same as Habit Card or cardhabit.com?
No. CardHabit is the iOS app that deals you five habit cards every morning, and its only website is cardhabitapp.com. It is not affiliated with cardhabit.com, and it is not Habit Card, a tile-grid tracker. The App Store listing is CardHabit: TCG Habit Tracker (id 6768107296).