Habits · Minimalistic Tracker

Small habits.
Meaningful progress.

A simple, private habit tracker designed to help you stay consistent, see your progress, and focus on the habits that matter.

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Free·No account required·Your data stays on your device

The Today screen in Habits, showing the current week, habits grouped into Morning, Evening and Any time, and the line “All done for today.”

The Habits screen listing five saved habits with their schedule, goal and reminder time.

Today and Habits, running on iPhone.

Habit tracking doesn’t need to be complicated.

Most productivity apps eventually become another thing you have to manage. Habits keeps the experience deliberately simple—create what matters, track it, and keep going.

Create

Track habits the way they actually happen.

Some habits are simply done. Some are counted. Some are timed. Habits handles all three from the same small form—no projects, no rules to configure.

Simple: Done, or not done yet.Go to bed on time · Meditate once
Count: A number of things, like 8 glasses.Drink 8 glasses of water · Read 20 pages · Walk 5,000 steps
Timer: A length of time, like 15 minutes.Exercise for 15 minutes · Walk for 10 minutes

The habit editor in Habits: a name field, a Track by choice of Simple, Count or Timer, a goal of 12, a unit of glasses, and a row of icons to pick from.

One screen creates a habit. There is no step two.

The Add a habit sheet in Habits, listing common habits such as drink enough water, exercise in the morning, go for a walk and read a book, followed by categories such as Health, Fitness, Work and focus and Learning.

Start

Start from a habit, not a blank screen.

A short library of everyday habits—water, movement, reading, sleep—each already set up with a sensible goal. Pick one, adjust it, or write your own in a few seconds.

Choose an icon and a color so a habit is recognizable at a glance. That is as far as the customization goes, on purpose.

Stay consistent

A gentle reminder when you need it.

Turn on a reminder for a habit and it arrives once, at the time you chose. It shows up, and then it gets out of the way.

A detail of the habit editor: a Reminder switch described as “One quiet reminder a day, at a time you choose,” and a Focus switch described as “Keep this near the top.” — From the habit editor. Reminders are off until you ask for one.

Progress

Consistency is easier when progress is visible.

Your week sits at the top of the Today screen. Finished habits fill in, the day’s bar fills up, and once everything is done the app just says so. Nothing to interpret.

Your week at a glance: Seven days across the top, today marked.
Daily completion: One bar: two of four done.
Counts and timers: Twelve of twelve glasses. Ten minutes.
Light and dark: Follows your system, or set it yourself.

The Today screen in dark mode: every habit for the day is checked off and the screen reads “All done for today.”

A day in progress on iPad: the week strip, one completed morning habit, three remaining habits, and a progress bar reading “2 of 4 done.” — The same day, still in progress, on iPad. There is also a Progress tab for the longer view.

How it works

A day looks like this.

Open the app, tap what you have done, and close it again. Counted habits get a plus. That is the whole interaction—try it here.

Drink enough water
6 of 8 glasses
Read a book
20 of 20 pages
Exercise in the morning
15 min · After waking up
Meditate
10 min

2 of 4 done

A working sketch of the Today list, not the app itself.

Everything you need.
Nothing you don’t.

No accounts.
No complicated setup.
No endless productivity system.
No unnecessary distractions.

Just your habits and your progress.

Privacy

Your habits are yours.

No account is required to start using Habits. Your habit information is stored locally on your device, keeping your personal routines private.

Read the privacy policy

Offline first: Habits works with the network off. There is nothing to sync.
No account: No email, no sign-in, no profile to create before you start.
Local data: Your habits and their history are stored on your device.

Simple. Private. Free.

Building better habits shouldn’t require another subscription. Habits is free to use.

Start with one habit.

You don’t need to change everything today. Pick one habit, stay consistent, and build from there.

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Free·Private·No account required

Small habits.Meaningful progress.