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Litak
Litak links a twelve-area Wheel of Life assessment with goals and daily planning. Its AI coach uses the user’s ratings, habits, and planning context to suggest next steps. A free beta plan includes one AI Wheel analysis and tracking for up to six habits. Features include weekly planning, goal tracking, habit tracking, and contextual AI coaching. Limitations: continued AI conversations require a paid plan, and the service is not therapy or medical advice.
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- Connects goals with weekly actions
- Free beta includes an AI analysis
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- Free plan limits habits and AI use
- Beta pricing and features may change
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