I built a goal & habit tool that adapts to where you actually are (instead of treating every task the same)

I’ve been quietly building ComboZen (combozen.app) and I’d love some honest feedback from this community.

The problem I kept running into

Most goal and habit apps treat every task the same way.
Whether you’re just starting something new or you’ve already been consistent for weeks, the interface doesn’t change. That always felt wrong to me.

When you’re in the early stage, the hardest part is usually just starting.
When things are going well, you need less noise and more focus on streaks.
And when progress stalls, you need a gentle signal — not more pressure.

What I built

ComboZen automatically detects three zones and prioritizes accordingly:

• Learning zone → never-started steps rise to the top

• Comfort zone → current streaks take priority

• Stretch zone → highlights what’s stalling or ready to level up

Habits install themselves, then quietly fade out of the daily list once they’re solid (they move to “accomplishments”).
You can always go back to an easier zone — the app never forces intensity.

It’s available as a web app, native Android (with widget + badge), and works as a PWA on iPhone.
There’s also a Pro version for coaches and practitioners: unlimited free accounts for the people they support + an optional shared dashboard.

Current stage

• Live with a 14-day free trial

• Pricing: €4.90/month for individuals

• Still early, looking for real usage and feedback

I’m especially curious about:

1. Does the “zones” concept make sense to you, or does it feel over-engineered?

2. Anything confusing on the landing page?

3. Would this be useful for people you coach / support / work with?

Link: https://combozen.app

Thanks in advance for any thoughts — brutal honesty is welcome.