Habit tracking with an enemy
Meet the rival who notices every excuse.
Nemora turns your habits into a personal rivalry. Choose a persona, set a goal, and get trash talk that adapts to every skip, streak, and comeback.
Start free. No card required. Pride not included.
Your rival says
“Three skipped runs? At this point, your trainers are decorative.”
The founder promise
Funny pressure. Honest boundaries.
You set the line
Pick the persona and intensity. Change either whenever the joke stops helping.
No fake praise
Wins earn specific, grudging respect—not a shower of meaningless confetti.
Your data, your call
Control what you track, what gets remembered, and when notifications arrive.
How Nemora works
A habit loop with sharper teeth.
Generic reminders become background noise. Nemora turns the same moment into a running story between you and a rival that remembers.
- 01
Choose your rival
Pick a smug ex, overbearing sibling, or rival athlete—and tune how hard they push.
- 02
Set the evidence
Connect a routine or check in manually. Nemora pays attention to misses, recoveries, and streaks.
- 03
Let spite do its work
Get behavior-aware trash talk when motivation slips and grudging respect when you deliver.
Behavior-aware banter
“You came back after missing Monday. Annoying. I was starting to enjoy being right.”
Nemora reacts to context: how long you have been consistent, where you usually slip, and whether today is a miss or a comeback.
Built to share
1 tap
Turn the day’s best roast or reluctant compliment into a clean share card.
Pricing
How much rivalry can you handle?
Try the core loop for free. Upgrade when one nemesis is no longer enough.
Sparring Partner
A low-stakes rivalry for one important habit.
$0 / month
- 1 active habit
- 1 rival persona
- Daily check-ins
- Shareable roast cards
Arch Nemesis
For people with several goals and a suspicious tolerance for being called out.
$8 / month
Before you pick a fight
Reasonable questions, begrudgingly answered.
Your excuses have had a good run
Give them an opponent.
Choose your rival, name your first habit, and see whether spite gets you further than another cheerful reminder.