A companion for consistency.
Hamigo is a habit and goal consistency platform that helps people keep going through structured tracking, reflection and human accountability.
What is a commitment?
A commitment is something you decide to stay consistent with. In Hamigo, it is either a habit or a goal.
Habit
A recurring behavior you want to build. You choose the schedule and check in with a yes or no and a short reflection.
Example: Read for 30 minutes
Goal
An outcome you are working toward. You break it into milestones and see your progress as you complete them.
Example: Finish a book by September 30
Why people use Hamigo
A partner for each commitment
Ask someone you trust to walk a specific habit or goal with you. They see only that commitment.
Your reflections stay yours
Reflections are private by default. You decide, one at a time, whether to share.
Honest, kind tracking
A missed day and an unreported day are different things, and pausing never counts against you.
Reminders on your terms
Choose the times that suit you. Once you check in, the reminders stop.
Join Hamigo
Create an account or log in to start with one thing you care about.
Questions people ask about Hamigo
What is Hamigo?
Hamigo is a habit and goal consistency platform. You choose something you want to stay consistent with, set the schedule for it, and check in. It combines structured tracking, reflection and another person walking it with you.
What is the difference between a habit and a goal?
A habit is a recurring behaviour you want to build - you choose the schedule and check in with a yes or a no and a short reflection. A goal is an outcome you are working toward, broken into milestones that fill in as you complete them.
How does checking in work?
Each scheduled day asks for a yes or a no and a short reflection. That is the whole of it - no form to configure each time, and no setup between you and the check-in.
What happens if I miss a day?
A missed day and an unreported day are different things, and Hamigo treats them differently. Pausing never counts against you - tracking is meant to be honest rather than punishing.
Who can see my reflections?
Nobody, unless you share them. Reflections are private by default, and you decide one at a time whether to send one to someone else.
What does an accountability partner actually see?
Only the one commitment you invited them into. They see that habit or goal and the reflections you have chosen to share on it - not your account, and not your other commitments.
Can I change or turn off reminders?
You choose the times that suit you, and checking in stops them for the day - once you have checked in, the reminder stops. They can be changed or paused whenever you like.
Does Hamigo work on my phone?
Yes. Hamigo installs to your home screen from the browser like an app, and push notifications are supported on devices that allow them.