habiter isn't a todo list. it's for things that you'd like to do on a constant basis, like cleaning your room or going on a run.
get habiter by running gem install habiter
in a terminal
went for a run today? want to keep going on runs?
just habiter did run
how are you doing on keeping up with your habits? run habiter log
twtfssmtwtfssmtwtfssmtwtfssmt
photo |----------------++-++++-+-++-|(9/28)[9]
run |------------+-----+--------+-|(3/28)[9]
journal |+----+----------+--++-----++-|(7/28)[10]
read |------+----+++--+-++-++-+--+-|(11/28)[52]
practice_music |+-+++-+---++++--+--++-+--+-+-|(15/28)[64]
draw |+----++-++-+++--+--++-+---++-|(14/28)[21]
clean_room |+---+++++--+++--+--++-----+--|(13/28)[59]
511133423126861 8138837242581
habiter is, of course, open source. It's a little thing from the imagination of Tom MacWright