Breakthrough lies in the work you are avoiding.
Name what you’re avoiding. Do it for 5 business days. Then review and decide if it’s worth 30.
Start free. Continue for 30 days only if it creates signal.
What are you avoiding?
Name the avoided work.
Recognize the resistance.
Define the test.
Not a tracker
You don’t need another dashboard.
Most habit apps help you track what you already decided to do. HaveHabit starts earlier: with the work you keep avoiding.
One avoided piece of work.
HaveHabit is not for tracking every habit you can imagine. It is for naming the work that keeps getting postponed.
Five business days of signal.
HaveHabit helps you define one small action, do it through the workday rhythm, then review whether it moved something.
How it works
How the 5-day sprint works.
HaveHabit helps you turn avoided work into one small action, do it for 5 business days, then review whether it created signal.
Examples
What avoided work looks like.
Avoided work shows up differently for every founder. HaveHabit turns it into one small action you can test for signal.
Follow-ups I know I should send.
ResistanceI might be rejected or judged.
Small actionSend one useful follow-up.
Posts I keep postponing.
ResistanceI might have to be seen.
Small actionPublish one useful post or idea.
The thing I keep leaving almost shipped.
ResistanceI might fail.
Small actionFinish or ship one small piece.
The invoice, number, or cashflow check I keep avoiding.
ResistanceI might see numbers I don’t want to see.
Small actionReview one invoice, payment, or number.
Who it’s for
For founders who know what they’re avoiding.
HaveHabit is for the moment when the problem is not information, ideas, or motivation — it’s the work you keep postponing.
Start with the work you’re avoiding.
Name it. Do it for 5 business days. Review the signal. Continue for 30 only if it’s worth building.
Start free. Continue for 30 days only if it creates signal.