Habit tracker · iPhone · Android
HabiTrack only ever lets you fill in today. No backfilling, no tidying up last week — so the grid on your phone is a record of what you actually did, not a picture of what you meant to do.
Free for four habits. No account, ever.
Every other habit tracker lets you go back and colour in the days you missed. It feels good for about four seconds, and then the grid means nothing — because you know how it got that way.
HabiTrack takes the other side. Past days are a record; only today is a decision. That makes for a smaller app, and a grid you can believe.
Check-ins arriving from your other devices keep their own date, so turning on sync never loses a day you really did.
Every habit as one long lattice. The view most people never leave.
Seven columns across. The fastest way to check in on a handful of habits at once.
A compact month per habit, so several read together at a glance.
HabiTrack works fully offline the moment you install it. No account, no sign-up screen, no server. There is no "skip for now" — it just starts.
If you want your habits on a second device, turn sync on in Settings with Google, Apple or an email address. One decision, in one place, and you can undo it. Turning it on never changes what is stored on your phone.
| Free | Full access | |
|---|---|---|
| Active habits | Four | Unlimited |
| Every view and setting | Yes | Yes |
| Sync across devices | Yes | Yes |
| Export your data | Yes | Yes |
| Ads | None | None |
Archived habits don't count toward the four.
No, and that is the point. If a day is missing from your grid, it is missing from your grid.
That is the default. Sync is a setting you turn on, not a wall you get past. The app has never needed a sign-in to do anything a habit tracker does.
Nothing is ever deleted. The free plan keeps four habits active, so if you were tracking more than that you choose which four carry on — the rest are archived with every check-in intact, and come straight back if you subscribe again. A lapsed subscription gets a week's grace first, in case the renewal simply hasn't reached us yet. Export stays free either way.
No. There are no AI features in this app, and none planned.
To Google Firestore, in the United States, under your own account. The privacy policy has the detail.