
Courses
Phases, breaks and a repeating cycle. For example, reading for 14 days, then 3 days off, three times over. Break days stay clear.
Step by step in HelpA plain repeat never stops. In Zarok a plan can have phases and breaks: describe a course, a habit or a quit once, and the calendar fills in for the whole term.

Phases, breaks and a repeating cycle. For example, reading for 14 days, then 3 days off, three times over. Break days stay clear.
Step by step in HelpSteps with their own time and length, one to eight times a day. A ritual step opens your new day on the Morning screen.
Step by step in Help
A diary for cutting back step by step. You set how much you have now and over what term, and Zarok works out a daily limit.
Step by step in HelpGood for study, workouts, reading and anything that runs in cycles.
Each phase has a name and a number of days. A phase is either active or a break.
The counter repeats all phases in a row, 1 to 24 times. You see the full length of the course right away.
You choose the time of the item in your day. Turn on a reminder with the Remind me checkbox.
The course goes into your calendar for the whole term at once.
Zarok is a diary and a planner. It gives no medical advice and promises no results.
With Zarok Plus, AI Zarok sets up a course, a habit or a quit from your words and shows the changes for you to check. Only what you confirm goes into your plan.
About PlusYes. Creating and keeping courses, habits, rituals and quits is free. Zarok Plus adds AI Zarok and extra widgets.
A course has phases and breaks with one item in your day. A habit is made of steps, each with its own time; it also runs by day from the start date, except on break days.
Yes. On the Day tab, swipe a course item right, tap Repeat and pick the date the copy starts. Check-offs do not carry over to the copy.
Yes. Connect them to Zarok through MCP using the guide on the Connections page: a connected AI app reads your plan and, if you allow it, changes it.
No. Zarok is a calendar and planner. You set the names, numbers and terms yourself.