Your habits and tasks,
in a conversation.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini to Habishine. Ask what to focus on, add things as they come up, and ask what's quietly slipping. Your assistant reads your real day, makes the changes you ask for, and recommends what to try next.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Claude Code, Cursor & any MCP client
Three conversations you can have today
Each one reads or changes your actual Habishine data. The Habishine card in the thread is the moment your assistant reaches into your account.
Start with your pin, Finish the Q3 planning draft — 2 of 4 steps left. Two small things are overdue from Tuesday, Reply to Dana and Book dentist; ten minutes clears both.
Habits: Meditate is done, Water is 2 of 3, Read and Move are still open. Want Read after lunch?
Done: Read at 1pm today, and Send invoice to Lee on Friday at 9:00.
Working: Read (27 of 30 days) and Meditate (25 of 30) are solid.
Slipping: Move / stretch landed 9 of 30, almost always on weekdays — the 20-minute version is probably too big for a workday.
Two ideas: shrink it to two minutes of stretching, and anchor it: after I close my laptop, I stretch. Want me to update the habit?
Done. Move / stretch is now a two-minute stretch, anchored to closing your laptop. Fresh start tomorrow.
Moved three things:
- Budget review → Wednesday
- Prep board deck → next Monday
- Call the plumber → Tuesday, 9am
Thursday now has just Pack and your repeating Check email. Habits stay as they are. Want me to pin Pack for Wednesday evening?
What your assistant can do
Everything goes through your account, exactly as if you'd tapped it in the app. The result shows up on your phone and in your browser right away.
Manage your day
"What's on today?", "What's overdue?", "Move the report to next week", "Mark the groceries done". It reads the real list and changes the real thing.
Capture in passing
Mid-conversation, say "add 'book dentist' for Friday at 9, file it under Home" and it's in Habishine, with the time, project and tags set.
Insights from your history
Ask how a habit went over a month. It sees each habit's kept-vs-expected days, your best days, and how finished tasks split across projects.
Recommendations
Ask what to improve. It suggests the levers that actually work: a tinier version, an anchor in your routine, a better day for a task. And it can apply them.
Plan the week
Reshuffle around a trip, group tasks into a new project, set up a repeating task, or pin the one thing that matters most today.
Kind by design
Every connected assistant is told how Habishine thinks: a missed day is a fresh start, never a loss. No streak guilt, even from a chatbot.
Setting it up
One address, the same sign-in as the app, nothing to install. Pick your assistant below.
https://mcp.habishine.com/mcpPaste it where your assistant asks for a connector, custom app, or MCP server URL, then sign in with your Habishine account. That's it.
Claude
- Open Settings → Connectors in Claude on the web or in the desktop app.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Name it Habishine and paste
https://mcp.habishine.com/mcpas the URL. Leave the advanced fields empty. - Click Connect, then sign in with your Habishine account when the sign-in window opens.
Then start a chat and ask Claude about your day. The first time it uses a tool that changes something, Claude will ask you to allow it.
ChatGPT
- Open Settings → Connectors (on some plans this is under Apps).
- Choose Create or Add, name it Habishine, and paste
https://mcp.habishine.com/mcpas the server URL. - Keep the authentication setting on OAuth, then save and sign in with your Habishine account.
Habishine also works in ChatGPT's deep research mode, where it can search your tasks and habits while writing a report.
Gemini
- In the Gemini web app, open Settings → Connected apps.
- Choose Add a custom app, name it Habishine, and paste
https://mcp.habishine.com/mcp. - Save, then sign in with your Habishine account when prompted.
Custom apps are rolling out across Google's plans and regions; if you don't see Add a custom app, your plan doesn't include it yet. The Gemini CLI connects too: add Habishine as an httpUrl server in ~/.gemini/settings.json and sign in on first use.
Claude Code, Cursor and other tools
Any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol over HTTP can connect, including command-line tools. For Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http habishine https://mcp.habishine.com/mcpThen run /mcp inside Claude Code to sign in. Other tools work the same way: give them the URL, and they'll open a sign-in window the first time.
What it can't do
It can't delete your account, change your subscription, or touch notification and device settings. Those stay in the app. It also can't see anything outside your Habishine habits and tasks.
How it works, and what we store
Connecting uses the same sign-in as the app. Your assistant never sees your password: it is sent to auth.habishine.com, you sign in there, and it receives a token that only works for your account and only for the Habishine connection. You can connect the same assistant on several devices; each sign-in is listed separately.
Everything the assistant reads or changes goes through your account, exactly as if you had done it in the app. We record which assistant you connected and when it was last used, so you can see and manage your connections. We never store the assistant's conversations, and the assistant's provider handles what it does with your data under its own privacy policy. See ours for the full picture.
Disconnecting
In the app, go to Settings → Account → Connected apps and tap Disconnect. The assistant loses access immediately. Nothing you did together is removed, and you can connect it again any time by signing in from the assistant.
You can also remove the connector from the assistant's own settings. Deleting your Habishine account disconnects every assistant.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need Habishine Pro?
Yes. The assistant connection is part of Habishine Pro, and it works during the free trial. Without an active subscription the assistant can still connect, but every request is answered with a note that a subscription is needed.
Which day does the assistant treat as "today"?
The day in your time zone, as set in the app. If you tell the assistant today's date, it uses that instead.
Will it change things without asking?
Reading your day is free for it to do. Claude and ChatGPT ask you before the first change in a conversation, and every change shows up in the app immediately, so you always see what happened. Anything can be undone there.
The assistant says the connection was disconnected.
Someone disconnected it from Settings → Connected apps, or the account was deleted. Remove the connector in the assistant and add it again to reconnect.
Can the assistant see my data from other apps?
No. The connection is scoped to your Habishine habits and tasks. It can't see anything else on your device or in other services.
Need help?
Email support@habishine.com and tell us which assistant you're using. Screenshots of the error help a lot.