Use case · Correlations

A habit tracker with correlation charts.

Habit Pocket lets you overlay any habit on any other on a single chart — steps against weight, bedtime against energy, workouts against mood — so you can see what moves with what. Because it stores real numbers and times rather than just checkmarks, the overlays show actual relationships: steps climbing from 3,500 to 9,500 while weight starts a steady slide, on one timeline with the exact values on hover.

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Proof

Three units, one story.

Steps climb from about 3,500 to 9,500, calories drop, and weight starts a steady slide — overlaid on one timeline, each on its own axis. Hover any day for the exact numbers.

Weight, steps & calories — last 56 days

Hover any day to read the exact numbers

CaloriesStepsWeight
Mar 8Mar 16Mar 24Apr 1Apr 9Apr 17Apr 25

Proof

Overlay a number on a time, too.

Correlation is not just line against line. Put a numeric overlay on the candle chart to see how a sleep score moves with your bedtime and wake-up across the month.

21:0023:0001:0003:0005:0007:0009:00406080100Sleep target · 22:30Wake target · 07:00Apr 5Apr 8Apr 11Apr 14Apr 17Apr 20Apr 23Apr 26Apr 29May 2

FAQ

Correlation charts — common questions

In the chart builder you pick a metric, a range, and a second metric to overlay. The two lines share a timeline, with each unit on its own axis, so you can compare three different units (steps, calories, weight) in one view.

No, and it will not claim to. An overlay shows whether two things moved together, which is enough to confirm a hunch or kill it. What you do with that is up to you.

The custom chart builder and the candle overlay are Pro features. Free gives you one auto chart per habit over 30 days, which is enough to spot a single trend before you decide to upgrade.

Five habits. Thirty days.
See what shows up.

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