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How do I get Ritual?
Ritual is available now on the App Store for iPhone on iOS 26 and later.
How much does Ritual cost?
Ritual is free to use for two habits and thirty tasks. A single one-time purchase unlocks unlimited habits and tasks — it is not a subscription, and it restores on any iPhone signed into the same Apple ID. The price for your App Store storefront is shown before you buy.
Ritual has one subscription, and the app doesn’t need it: Ritual Cloud, an optional monthly add-on that connects your tasks and habits over MCP.
Which devices are supported?
iPhone, on iOS 26 and later.
Do I need an account?
Not to use Ritual. It is local-first, so your data lives on your device, and iCloud sync uses your own iCloud account with no separate login. The one exception is Ritual Cloud, the optional MCP subscription, which does need an account — you sign in with Apple after subscribing. See our privacy policy.
Does Ritual sync across my devices?
Yes. iCloud sync has shipped: turn it on and your data syncs through your own private iCloud, with no sign-in and nothing passing through us. It keeps working whether or not you subscribe to Ritual Cloud.
What is Ritual Cloud?
An optional monthly subscription that connects your tasks and habits over MCP, so an assistant can answer from your real day and add or finish tasks by asking. It is not sync — that’s iCloud, and it’s free. Read more about Ritual Cloud, or see the terms for how billing and cancellation work.
How do I cancel Ritual Cloud?
It is billed by Apple, so it’s cancelled in Apple’s subscription settings — or via Manage Subscription in Ritual’s settings, which opens the same sheet. Deleting your Ritual Cloud account does not cancel the subscription, so cancel first if you don’t want to be charged again. Refunds are handled by Apple.