Track your days & your people
Not “a while ago.” The actual date. Your steps, sleep and screen time are measured to the decimal — the people who matter most are a guess. Narcos tracks your days and your people, in one place, for free.
2 minutes to set up · 30 seconds per entry
You track your workouts. Nobody tracks whether you’ve seen your best friend since March. That’s the gap.
Nobody decides to lose a friend. You move cities, skip one dinner, then a season of them — until “we should catch up” has become the whole relationship. Friendships rarely end; they thin. And with no record, you notice at the end, not the middle.
That’s a complete Narcos entry: what you did, who was there, a few tags. Thirty seconds, typed with your thumb. Three entries in a day is ninety seconds — check the math yourself.
One entry per event: what you did, who was there, a few tags. No wearables, no imports, no AI guessing — a note you wrote yourself is a note you trust.
Narcos turns those entries into your social graph, your habit streaks, and who you actually saw this month — not who you meant to see.
Send the text. Book the run. Noticing is the hard part — now it’s on a chart.
How often you see each person, which of your friends know each other, and which relationships are quietly drifting. Your circle, on one map.
Yoga, running, reading — every tag gets its own streaks, monthly charts and progress over time. Track the habit; keep the time for the habit itself.
Share a single activity with a friend and compare your stats side by side. See who’s keeping the streak alive. Nothing is shared unless you share it.
Reading — comparison
That’s what drift looks like on a chart — the friend who once helped you carry a couch up four flights of stairs, at three months of nothing. You never needed an app to message an old friend. You needed to notice.
Running × People
Days with entries
Not who you meant to see. How many people you met each month, how many were new faces — and when a social slump is starting, while there’s still time to catch it.
Narcos hilft mir meine kurz- und langfristigen Ziele im Auge zu behalten. Mit dem Social-Tracking bekomme ich zudem spannende Einblicke, mit wem ich welche Dinge mache.
Anonymous User
Since April 2024
Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Habit Tracker Narcos. Er hilft mir nicht nur dabei, meine täglichen Aufgaben und Routinen im Blick zu behalten, sondern ist besonders effektiv, um meine Fortschritte bei der Überwindung von Süchten zu tracken. Gleichzeitig nutze ich ihn, um mein Training und andere positive Gewohnheiten zu dokumentieren. Ein super Tool, das übersichtlich und motivierend gestaltet ist!
Matthias
Since August 2024
Die App ist für mich hilfreich, weil ich so sehen kann welche Freunde ich wie oft treffe und so besser nachvollziehen kann, ob die Häufigkeit meiner Treffen die Tiefe meiner Freundschaften widerspiegelt. Außerdem fällt es mir dadurch deutlich einfacher mein Leben zu messen und mich für gute Gewohnheiten zu motivieren und schlechte Gewohnheiten abzulegen und nicht mehr in den Ausreden des Unwissens festzusitzen.
Max
Since April 2024
Your best friend from school lives in another city now. You see each other three times a year. Thirty more years of that is ~90 visits — ever.
Argue with the numbers — plug in your own. That’s the point: every step is checkable. Narcos just keeps the count.
Tonight you could answer the question at the top of this page. Free, up and running in two minutes.
Create your free accountType tonight’s entry and see the first dot on your map.
The honest part: Narcos is early-stage, free, and built in the open — a small Discord community is shaping it, which means your feedback actually lands.