Habit is a private AI concierge that prepares a brief and next steps from context the user chooses to connect. Its daily brief can combine calendar events, relevant email, and recent meeting context to show what lies ahead. Habit can surface schedule conflicts, prepare replies with source context, and gather meeting materials for review. Its memory is designed to retain preferences and relationship context, with provenance and controls for correction and management. Listed connections and channels include Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Fireflies meeting notes, Craft document delivery, WhatsApp, and voice through Vapi, though some are available only where enabled. Review is the default for consequential actions; eligible automation requires explicit, bounded authorization, and calendar updates and deletes remain review-gated. Habit says sensitive stored fields use AES-256-GCM with a separate key per principal, with database row-level security reinforcing data boundaries. Personal and connected-account information is not used to train AI models. The closed beta is free for accepted members but invitation-only, with each access request reviewed individually. It is available on macOS and the web.
Who it is for
Habit is intended for people whose days span many commitments and who want a brief drawn from selected context. Its invitation-only beta means access requests are reviewed individually.
What is good
- Combines calendar, email, and meeting context
- Surfaces schedule conflicts and prepares replies
- Review is the default for consequential actions
- Free access for accepted closed-beta members
- Sensitive stored fields use AES-256-GCM
What to know first
- Closed beta is invitation-only
- Not end-to-end encrypted
- Some connections are available only where enabled
Verdict
Habit focuses on preparing a personal daily brief and keeping consequential actions under review. Its free beta is invitation-only, and its maker says authorized application services process selected context, so the service is not end-to-end encrypted.
Get started with Habit
- Open the Habit website
- Request access to the invitation-only beta
- Wait for individual review and an invitation
- Connect enabled calendars, email, meeting notes, or other channels
- Use Habit on macOS or the web
What the free plan stops at
The Closed beta plan is complimentary for accepted members and provides unlimited access during the invitation-only beta. It includes unlimited concierge requests, voice calls without a minute cap, the macOS Context Monitor, Telegram concierge, advanced research, and priority processing.
Questions about Habit
Is Habit free?
Yes. The Closed beta plan is free, with no card or payment required for accepted members.
How do I get access?
The beta is invitation-only, and each access request is reviewed individually before an invitation may be issued.
Which platforms does Habit support?
Habit is available on macOS and the web.
Which services can Habit connect to?
Named connections or channels include Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Fireflies, Craft, WhatsApp, and voice through Vapi, where enabled.
Does Habit automate actions?
Eligible automation requires explicit, bounded authorization. Calendar updates and deletions remain subject to review.
Is Habit end-to-end encrypted?
No. Its current architecture lets authorized application services process selected context.
Habit plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI personal assistants
- Free plan
- Yes
- Action automation
- Yes
- Calendar management
- Yes
- Email management
- Yes
