Keep the active plan and assignments together
Clients see the current plan, assignment instructions, due dates, and recurring work in the same connected experience instead of relying on a handout, memory, or a separate link for every task.
Give clients one place
for the work between appointments.
Habit of Living brings the active care plan, assigned activities, messages, check-ins, progress tools, and sharing choices into a client experience built for mobile and web.
What it helps you do
Make the next step visible after the appointment ends.
Clients can open the plan, see what is due, complete the assigned activity, and decide what supported information to share. Providers receive a clearer record of the work that was available, completed, declined, or shared.
Complete the activity in the format it needs
Use structured journaling, thought work, assessments, tracking, goals, breathing, habits, visualization, and other assigned tools in the app or browser experience designed for that activity.
Keep communication connected to the provider
Connected clients can receive provider messages and activity cards in the product, making the assigned next step easier to find without mixing it into unrelated personal communication.
Give clients control over sharing
Clients choose whether to accept the provider connection and which supported categories or individual activities to share. Sharing one item does not automatically expose every client entry.
Make noncompletion informative
Completed, incomplete, overdue, rejected, and shared states give the provider a starting point for a useful conversation about timing, instructions, access, fit, or burden. A status does not decide the reason.
Give product questions a separate route
Clients can get help with invitations, account access, checkout, subscriptions, settings, and everyday product use while the practice keeps clinical questions and urgent needs in its stated care channels.
Give every assigned next step a clear place to live.
Start free to connect a client, or request a demo to see the plan, activity, messaging, and sharing experience from both sides.