Hold for 0.6 seconds and it's done. Track eight glasses of water, thirty vocab words, even less screen time — five different ways. Then drop by a friend's home and leave a line in their guestbook. Habits built together last longer than habits built alone.
Mallang is a habit and routine tracker by Sprout Grow Labs.
Everyone's installed a habit app. And quietly deleted one. The problem was never willpower — it was structure. Too much to check off, a broken record the moment you miss a day, and nobody watching.
So Mallang does three things differently. Finishing takes one hold — no mis-taps, no fuss. Miss a day and your streak survives as long as it isn't two in a row — the goal is continuing, not being perfect. And your routine home is somewhere friends drop by — habits that get cheered on don't collapse so easily.
Timers, counts, a "don't do it" mode, automatic step tracking — five ways, so any habit fits. All five characters and all nine themes are free from day one. Only the gold theme is special, and it opens with finishing everything today, not with money.
The four demos below actually work — go on, tap them
Jelly finished the gym and her textbook today; only the probiotics are left. Poke her or send a cheer and a line lands in her guestbook automatically — try it.
25 minutes for revision, 50 for cramming. When the ring empties, the routine you linked finishes itself. Below is the real app screen, compressed into 8 seconds.
Every morning Mallangi sends one short, offhand line. Exactly one a day, which is what makes it worth something. The line below isn't decoration — it's genuinely today's, worked out from today's date.
Exam day, a concert — whatever date you pick from the calendar sticks to your home screen. That number ticking down every time you open the app turns out to be the strongest motivation of all. Tap a chip to change it.
Build it with anyone — but these are the people we had in mind
Pin the D-Day, run the focus timer, poke your study partner — the whole exam-season kit.
There's a couple streak that only climbs on days you both finish. The couple invite code is single-use, so it stays yours.
Invite your mum as family, but share only the routines you choose. What's left behind is a cheer, not a lecture.
Miss a day and the streak lives, as long as it isn't two in a row. Finished beats perfect — that's the motto.
Anything else? Write to mallang-hello@sproutgrowlabs.com