Private beta · by invitation
Private wardrobe catalog and photo journal with built-in custom habit tracking.
Use the ChatGPT account associated with your approved email. This option does not need an En Habit password.
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A quick guide
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En Habit is a private wardrobe and photo journal, with gentle daily cues. Keep what is useful; you never need to log everything.
You can Start small, add details later, and correct your records. Blank details can stay unknown.
For now This is an evolving private beta. AI recognition, virtual try-on, social sharing, and full kitchen tracking are not available.
Cues make recurring moments easy to remember without asking you to account for the whole day.
The top colour strip The colour strip filters Today’s cues by their assigned colour. Tap a colour to show its cues; tap it again or choose clear to show all. Hover, focus, or tap to reveal its label, then use edit to rename it. The pencil opens Edit stripe: choose 3, 8, or 16 colours, show or hide individual colours, or use Stack for two rows when more than eight are visible. Visible colours and Stack are saved to your account for this section; label names on this page stay in this browser. Hiding a colour does not delete its cues, and the strip is not a progress score.
You can Custom cues, schedules, repeated daily times, and corrections let the record fit your routine.
For now A missed cue is not a judgment. Linking a garment does not record wear, and linking a recipe does not record portions or nutrition. Enable each device in Notifications and send a test push. Background reminders need the site's sender and scheduler; network and device settings can delay delivery.
A small personal catalogue helps you find and remember your clothes. Extra detail is optional.
You can Keep multiple photos and optional size, material, fit, purchase, and care notes. Photo recovery preserves a way back from changes.
For now Photos are not automatically identified or turned into new catalogue images. Fit and care details are entered manually; wear tracking and cost per wear are still to come.
Cuisine is a sparse recipe notebook: save just enough to make something again.
You can Recipe families keep their versions and source context. A meal can reference the exact recipe version you chose.
For now A recipe link does not establish what or how much you ate. Ingredient estimates, calories, nutrition, pantry, and inventory tracking are not available; kitchen expansion is paused.
Galleries brings your saved visual moments together, without uploading the same photos twice.
You can Standalone outfits can keep an unknown date. Corrections to daily entries are reflected in the gallery.
For now Add and edit garments in Wardrobe. An outfit photo or garment reference does not confirm wear. Large-collection browsing is still limited, and a year mosaic is not available yet.
Journal and custom-cue entries keep the parts of life that do not need a wardrobe or recipe record.
You can Keep free-form notes and photos without filling a template or linking catalogue items.
For now Notes stay as you write them; the site does not interpret them into facts. Custom cues do not automatically become new Gallery categories.
Each admitted account has its own private workspace. Feedback helps shape this beta.
You can Feedback drafts let you review what you share. Account access requires an approved invitation.
For now Opening a draft does not send it or grant access. Email/password access depends on this installation’s setup, and matching email addresses do not merge accounts.