The AI coachthat actuallyfollows up.
Tell Nudge what you want to get consistent with. It checks in at the times you pick, remembers what you said you'd do, and runs each month as a 30-day season.
It asks first.
You don't open Nudge. Nudge opens the conversation, at the time you picked.
It follows up.
It said noon. At noon, it's back, asking about the thing you said you'd do.
It remembers.
What worked today goes into tomorrow. That's the part reminders can't do.
Most habit apps feel the same on day 40 as on day 4. Nudge runs every month as a season, so there's always a next finish line.
Tiny wins.
Showing up is the win. You and the coach set the smallest daily version of each goal.
It starts to stick.
Check-ins at your times, a streak that forgives a missed day, and a coach that knows your week.
Everyone dips here.
So the season plans for it. This is the week most apps lose you, and the week Nudge leans in.
A real finish line.
Day 30 ends with a report card. Your goals carry over, your streak carries over, and season two begins.
Run. Read. Sleep.
Save. Quit.
Pick from ready-made plans or write your own goal. Add as many as you like; they all live inside the season.
Soft, honest, or tough love.
Friendly and honest. Cheers wins, names misses.
It opens to a chat.
Real screens from the app.
Or watch it work. 24 seconds, the real app.
Accountability that doesn't fizzle out.
It's a chat
Nudge opens to a conversation. Talk to it like you'd text a friend who keeps you honest.
Check-ins at your times
Morning, midday, evening, a weekly review. Move them whenever your week changes.
30-day seasons
Every month has a plan for the week-3 dip and a finale, then the next season begins.
Streaks that forgive
A progress ring, wins and a monthly report card. Missing a day doesn't wipe you out.
Talk or type
Hold to send a voice note when you're out on a walk or wrangling kids.
Just a conversation
No passwords, no email or bank access, nothing done on your behalf. Delete everything in one tap.
Built by a developer, for real life.
I'm Wil, a full-time developer, husband, and dad of two. I built Nudge because I kept dropping the ball on things that mattered to me. Reminders didn't work. Apps got ignored. I needed something that actually followed up like a person would.
Start your first season.
Free to try on iPhone. Android is on its way.