Making a habit used to mean assembling it across rooms: create a task, make it repeat, reopen it, discover what it could have been. Now it's one small screen — what you'll do, how it counts, when it comes back. Three taps gets you a pushups habit: type "100 pushups", tap Count (the number and unit fill themselves), tap Make it a habit.
The ↻ Repeat button on any to-do opens that same screen with the name already filled in — same two taps as before for a simple daily habit, but every choice is on the table at birth. Your original to-do waits in Archived, just in case.
The 3·6·9 Journal is one tap inside it too — choose Journal and the habit names itself and auto-checks from your writing.
Pacing details (how a big number splits across the day) now rest behind their own line with honest defaults — open it only if you care.
Editing a habit shows its true schedule — monthly and every-N-days habits no longer masquerade as a row of weekday chips.