One tap logs the day. Every day fills a tile, and the grid becomes a chain you won't want to break. Free on iPhone and Android, private, no account needed.
Point your phone camera at the code to open HabitKit in the store.
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Starter Story
Workouts, pages read, glasses of water, days without a cigarette. If it happens on a day, it gets a tile. Setting one up takes three steps.
Tap the plus button, type a name, pick the colour its tiles will fill with. Save. There is nothing else to fill in, and nobody to sign up as first.
One tap on the card logs today, a second clears it again. Forgot Tuesday? Open the habit and fill it in from its calendar. A late tick counts exactly as much as a punctual one.
One tile a day, one column a week, a year-long heatmap with today at the right-hand edge. Some mornings that grid is the only argument you need.
No account, no feed, nobody to be compared against. Reminders exist only if you ask for one, and a day you miss is an empty square. That is the whole punishment.
Real screens from the iPhone and Android app. Nothing here is a mockup.
“this app has made me become incredibly consistent with my daily and weekly habits. i can’t recommend it enough!”
“Didn’t know I needed a habit tracker with GitHub like heat map. Makes things so motivating to accomplish!”
“Rather than trying for perfect weeks or months, and being tempted to begin again next week or next month when I slip up, I can focus instead on filling in the grid as completely as possible.”
“I use three iPhone pages with just HabitKit widgets on. One for morning, Afternoon and evening tasks. Only thing that works for me to stay consistent.”
“This is an excellent app! I love that it doesn’t require a login and works offline and I love that premium is just a one-time purchase, which is worth it!”
“The UI is intuitive and the developer is extremely responsive through the feedback button. Overall this is a complete game changer and I can’t recommend it enough.”
“I love the tracker function that you can put in bullet journals, but haven’t been able to bullet journal for a while and still wanted the tracking. This app makes it so incredibly easy.”
“Very visual. I’ve tried multiple apps to motivate me to have alcohol-free days, this is the only one that’s worked.”
“It’s so effective to glance and see effort, that I’ve gotten a few friends into habit tracking by showing them what I’m up to.”
“Tracking habits and keeping streaks going has changed my life for the better, and HabitKit has been a huge part of that process. Cannot recommend enough!”
“This is the most intuitive and simple habit tracking app I have found. No nonsense, just straight habit building and keeping the streaks alive with great supporting features.”
“love this app! love how simple and straightforward it is. you have a habit, you want to track it, you click the ✔️ when you complete it, and you have a visual tracker of how well you’re doing. that’s it.”
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Download HabitKit and place your first tile. In a year, you'll be glad you did.
Point your phone camera at the code to open HabitKit in the store.
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