Automatic — Habit Coach

Automatic — Habit Coach

One habit, 66 days, automatic

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 31, 2026
  • September 5, 2026

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Build lasting habits with a science-backed approach focusing on one small action over 66 days. Get personalized plans, daily lessons distilled from top books, and coaching to stay on track. Track progress and gain insights into your journey.

66-day habit formation arc
Personalized habit plans
Daily lessons from top books
Audio playback for lessons
Journaling with smart prompts
Earned insights and reviews
Multiple coaching voices
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What's New in Automatic

1.2

September 5, 2026

Every book now has its own cover. All 201 books are drawn by hand - no two alike. The 50 newest ones were the last still sharing a generic motif, and now they aren't. Deeper lessons. Books used to start out distinct and end up sounding alike, because every lesson closed the same way. Over 900 lessons now carry a section on what that book actually argues in its own world - the studies it rests on, the objections it answers, who it is arguing against - alongside the part that brings it back to you. There are about 370 new lessons on top of that. The listening fixes that mattered most: - Books no longer stop mid-play. A question you skipped by pressing play could leave the book paused for good; it can't now. - The spoken heads-up plays in full, in the narrator's own voice, and the bell no longer talks over its opening words. - The second question in a lesson is no longer swallowed, and its answers are no longer cut off mid-sentence. - Pausing during an announcement actually pauses. Search runs off the main thread, so typing in Grow doesn't stutter. Plans are available in the app for the first time. Start with a week of Gold on us, then keep it free with ads, or choose a plan. Blocking the apps that pull you away is built and waiting on Apple's approval of the permission it needs. It is not in this version, and the Focus screen says so plainly rather than pretending otherwise.

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Subscription plans

Automatic Essentials

Full 66-day system, all lessons, Halo 10/day, no ads

$9.991 Month
14 Days trial
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FAQ

How does Automatic help build habits?

Automatic focuses on one small daily action over a 66-day period, anchored to existing routines. It provides personalized plans, daily nudges, and lessons to make the habit automatic.

What kind of books are summarized in Automatic?

Automatic summarizes over 200 books on habits, focus, mindset, discipline, fitness, food, money, relationships, creativity, and calm. These are original summaries written in their own words.

Can I listen to the book lessons?

Yes, you can listen to the book lessons on your lock screen, in the car, or with the screen off. Halo can also read them to you.

What devices does Automatic support?

Automatic is available on iPhone and Apple Watch, allowing you to check off habits from your wrist.

How often is Automatic updated?

The app was last updated on September 5, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

Does Automatic have ads?

Yes, the free version of Automatic contains advertisements.

What are the subscription tiers for Automatic?

After a week of Gold access, users can continue with the free version (with ads), or choose the 'Essentials' or 'Gold' subscription tiers for enhanced features.

How does Automatic handle partial habit completion?

If your habit has multiple parts, you can tick them off individually. A partial day still counts towards your streak, and the app will indicate this.