Goals, habits and money usually live in separate apps. Bolh keeps them in one place and links them together, so you can see how everyday habits move a goal forward and how much money the goal still needs.

Each goal is split into stages, and a stage can hold a few tasks. With every finished stage the goal card fills up a little more. The next step stays in view, and you can tick it off right from the list. Bolh also remembers how your deadlines usually turn out and, after a few finished goals, suggests dates that match your real pace.

Habits leave room for bad days. You can give each habit a minimum and a full version, and even the short version counts. A habit can be checked several times a day, for example when you want to drink three glasses of water. Your streak, the time per session and your progress are shown right on the card. For habits you want to break, Bolh counts clean days or keeps you within a weekly limit.

Reminders come at the time you choose, and a habit can have as many of them as you need. In alarm mode the sound keeps going until you open the reminder. Reminders keep working after a restart, and if notifications or exact alarms are turned off, the app tells you and opens the right setting.

In the finance section you can keep accounts in different currencies, and the total is converted at the current rate. There are spending categories with monthly limits and recurring payments with reminders, and at the end of the month it is easy to see where the money went.

Statistics show how your week, month or year went: habit completion, goal progress, spending by category and a comparison with the previous period. Every habit has its own calendar.

All data stays on your phone. There is no account to create, no ads and no tracking. The only thing Bolh downloads is exchange rates. A backup file lets you move everything to a new phone.