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HabitKit

A visual habit tracker for iPhone and Android that fills a GitHub-style grid as you go.

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About HabitKit

HabitKit is an indie habit tracker built around a grid of tiles for each habit, much like a GitHub contribution graph. Each completion fills a tile, and over weeks the grid becomes a chain you don't want to break, while a missed day just leaves a gap instead of resetting a counter. Habits can be simple check-offs or counts and measured amounts, and home-screen widgets, Siri and iOS Shortcuts make logging quick. It needs no account and works offline, which appeals to privacy-minded users. The app is free to download with some limits in the free version; HabitKit Pro unlocks the rest as a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. It is made by a solo developer and runs on iPhone and Android. The main limitation is that it does not sync automatically between devices; moving data means exporting and importing a backup, so it is best for people who track on one phone.

Best for: People who like a visual, low-pressure tracker on one phone without an account.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Grid view rewards consistency without harsh resets
  • No account needed and works offline
  • Lifetime purchase option
  • Good widgets

Why people leave

  • No automatic sync between devices
  • Some features limited in the free version
  • No web or desktop app

Top HabitKit alternatives

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  1. 1Loop Habit Tracker logo
    Loop Habit Tracker

    Free and open source on Android with similar no-account privacy.

    66.5
  2. 2Habitify logo
    Habitify

    Syncs across devices and the web, if you track on more than one screen.

    62.6
  3. 3Streaks logo
    Streaks

    A polished pay-once Apple option with Apple Watch and Health support.

    59.6
  4. 4Beaver Habit Tracker logo
    Beaver Habit Tracker

    Open source and self-hostable, so your data can live on your own server.

    57.2
  5. 5Way of Life logo
    Way of Life

    Another quick daily log on iPhone, with notes for each day.

    55.3

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HabitKit: common questions

Is HabitKit free?

HabitKit has a free plan and paid plans.

Is HabitKit open source?

No, HabitKit is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Loop Habit Tracker and Beaver Habit Tracker.

What platforms does HabitKit run on?

HabitKit is available for iOS and Android.

What are the best alternatives to HabitKit?

The highest-ranked HabitKit alternatives right now are Loop Habit Tracker, Habitify and Streaks. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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