A habit tracker that bullies you into being better.

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Mockivator — app screens showing habits, streaks, and daily roasts

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“You missed a day. It’s okay ❤️”

Mockivator

“You missed again? Impressive commitment to mediocrity.”

Download now. Or don’t. We know how this usually goes.

Daily roasts, delivered fresh.

Tap to reveal what Mockivator really thinks of you.

Track everything. Get judged for all of it.

Pick your habits. We’ll pick apart your failures.

Reading

“Still at page 3?”

Running

“Running away from your goals counts?”

Exercise

“Mirror selfie ≠ a workout.”

Learning

“Highlighting isn’t studying.”

Meditation

“Sitting still isn’t a personality.”

Poetry

“Your muse filed a noise complaint.”

No Doom Scrolling

“That wasn’t research. That was despair.”

No Junk Food

“The snack drawer knows your schedule.”

Journaling

“Dear diary: selective memory isn’t journaling.”

Alcohol Free

“Sparkling water with main-character energy.”

Family

“They texted. The group chat saw it. You didn’t.”

The Secret Thing

“We’re not asking. The streak is.”

And a few more.

Earn badges. If you can.

Most of you won’t. And that’s the point.

Family First

“You showed up for humans who aren’t on payroll.”

Weekend Warrior

“Two days of glory. We’ll roast the other five later.”

Kitchen Explorer

“You entered the room with the stove. Brave.”
(now cook...)

Momentum Master

“You’re on a roll. Don’t make us regret saying that.”

Self-Improvement Junkie

“Another habit stack. Another identity crisis. Cute.”

Perfect Week

“Seven productive days. We ran the numbers twice. Suspicious.”

...and many more.

How it works

Pick 5 habits

Choose what you want to pretend to improve.

Try not to disappoint Mockivator

Spoiler: you will.

Get roasted or rewarded

Mostly roasted.

What people say

Real* reviews. Real tears.

★★★★★

“This app hurt my feelings. 10/10.”

— Former chief excuse officer

★★★★★

“I opened it. I cried. I did pushups.”

— Reformed scroll addict

★★★★★

“It’s like Duolingo, but emotionally violent.”

— Unpaid intern at Procrastination Inc.

★★★★★

“Why is it yelling facts at me?”

— Recovering procrastinator

★★★★★

“I laughed. Then I realized it was right.”

— Not a morning person; not an afternoon person either

★★★★★

“Mockivator bullied me into a 7-day streak.”

— Self-taught expert in almost starting

★★★★★

“I downloaded it as a joke. The joke was me.”

— Former chief excuse officer

★★★★★

“Somehow meaner than my inner voice.”

— Reformed scroll addict

★★★★★

“I hate this app. I use it every day.”

— Unpaid intern at Procrastination Inc.

★★★★★

“Finally, an app that doesn’t lie to me.”

— Recovering procrastinator

★★★★★

“Motivation didn’t work. Shame did.”

— Not a morning person; not an afternoon person either