1% Habit: 15 Min Day Tiles

One 15-minute tile is about 1% of your day. 1% Habit draws your day as 96 tiles. Start a routine, finish fifteen minutes, and one tile fills in. That is it. No streak to protect, no chain to break, no guilt when a day is blank — just an honest picture of where your time went. FIFTEEN MINUTES, THEN STOP A tile is exactly fifteen minutes and the timer ends it there. Want more? Do another tile. Short and often beats one long block, and the app is built that way on purpose: bigger ambitions are stacked tiles, not longer ones. STOPPING EARLY COSTS YOU NOTHING Stop before the fifteen minutes are up and nothing is recorded. No half-credit, no partial tile, no reminder that you quit. The only thing that counts is a tile you finished. YOUR DAY, AT A GLANCE Ninety-six tiles, one per fifteen minutes, in the colour of whatever you were doing. A percentage at the top counts up live while a timer runs. Fill four tiles and you have spent 4% of your day on something you chose. MAKE THEM YOURS Pick from twenty routines — exercise, reading, meditation, walking, coding, cooking — or write your own. Give each one an emoji and a colour from seven palettes: solid, pastel, gradient, mono, jewel, earth, and hard-edged patterns. A GENTLE NUDGE An optional reminder on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening — the days people most often skip. It is scheduled only after you have finished your first tile, so it never nags you about something you have not tried yet. 1% PRO - Unlimited routines (free keeps three) - Your full history, not just the last two days - The 7-day average Choose a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time purchase for permanent Pro access. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before renewal. Manage or cancel subscriptions in Google Play. No ads. STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account and no sign-in. Your routines and your history are kept on the device and are never uploaded. An internet connection is needed to verify subscription access. For anyone who has bounced off habit apps that ask for a streak. Fifteen minutes is enough.