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Lunbi is a weekly habit tracker for iPhone and iPad. Set a goal like reading three times a week, then tap to record each day you read. As you keep going, your little world grows with new islands, stars, and other details. Miss a day? You can still reach your weekly goal. No sign-up required. Choose an annual subscription or pay once for lifetime access. Eligible new subscribers get a 14-day free trial on the annual plan, which renews automatically unless canceled.
If your goal is to read three times a week, missing Tuesday shouldn't feel like starting over. That's the idea behind Lunbi: build habits around your week, without the pressure of a daily streak.
Set a weekly goal, tap when you do the habit, and watch your little world grow. Your progress adds islands, stars, and small details to explore. You can also look back at previous weeks to see how you've been doing.
Try it with reading, exercise, studying, or anything you want to make time for. Lunbi is available for iPhone and iPad, and there's no account to create.
To keep using Lunbi after setup, choose an annual subscription or pay once for lifetime access. Eligible new subscribers can try the annual plan free for 14 days. It renews automatically unless canceled.
What habit would you track first? I'd love to hear what you find useful and what could be clearer.
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About Lunbi on Product Hunt
“Track weekly habits and watch your world grow”
Lunbi was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #110 on the daily leaderboard. Lunbi is a weekly habit tracker for iPhone and iPad. Set a goal like reading three times a week, then tap to record each day you read. As you keep going, your little world grows with new islands, stars, and other details. Miss a day? You can still reach your weekly goal. No sign-up required. Choose an annual subscription or pay once for lifetime access. Eligible new subscribers get a 14-day free trial on the annual plan, which renews automatically unless canceled.
Lunbi was featured in iOS (110.8k followers), Health & Fitness (83.2k followers) and Productivity (661.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 232.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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GMTLL
Hi Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Lunbi.
If your goal is to read three times a week, missing Tuesday shouldn't feel like starting over. That's the idea behind Lunbi: build habits around your week, without the pressure of a daily streak.
Set a weekly goal, tap when you do the habit, and watch your little world grow. Your progress adds islands, stars, and small details to explore. You can also look back at previous weeks to see how you've been doing.
Try it with reading, exercise, studying, or anything you want to make time for. Lunbi is available for iPhone and iPad, and there's no account to create.
To keep using Lunbi after setup, choose an annual subscription or pay once for lifetime access. Eligible new subscribers can try the annual plan free for 14 days. It renews automatically unless canceled.
What habit would you track first? I'd love to hear what you find useful and what could be clearer.