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Habitify vs Streaks

Updated October 2026 · AppBreakup editorial

Habitify logo

Habitify

A cross-platform habit tracker with sync, health integrations and a free plan for three habits.

Free plan + paid
Streaks logo

Streaks

A paid-once habit tracker for Apple devices built around keeping daily streaks alive.

Paid

The short answer

Pick Streaks if you live on Apple devices and want a polished, pay-once habit tracker with Apple Health tasks that complete themselves and an excellent Apple Watch app. Pick Habitify if you need your habits on Android or the web as well as Apple, or want integrations, an API and automation. The biggest difference is reach: Streaks is Apple-only, Habitify works the same on every platform.

Habitify or Streaks: our take

Streaks is a habit tracker and simple to-do list for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Vision Pro. You choose up to 24 tasks, set how often each should happen, and each completion grows its streak, while a miss resets it to zero. Tasks can be positive or negative, timed, or linked to Apple Health so steps, workouts or mindful minutes tick themselves off. It is an Apple Design Award winner and leans on native features such as widgets, Siri and Shortcuts. Habitify runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and the web, syncing across them. Habits can be checked off or measured against goals, grouped by time of day, and paused during holidays or illness. Reminders support habit stacking and location prompts, and it syncs with Apple Health, Google Fit and Apple Calendar, with an API plus Zapier and IFTTT for automation.

The pricing models are different. Streaks is a one-time purchase with no subscription. Habitify's free plan allows 3 habits, enough to try it but not to rely on; Premium costs $2.49/month billed annually, or $59.99 one-time for a lifetime licence. Habitify also offers a team product.

Data and design philosophies differ as well. Streaks syncs through iCloud, and shared tasks with family or friends also stay inside iCloud rather than the developer's servers. Its 24-task limit and streak-first design suit simple routines, though resets can feel harsh for flexible habits. Habitify works the same across platforms and gives more room for goal tracking, but most of its useful features require Premium, and it has fewer journaling or mood features than some rivals.

For an all-Apple user who wants a simple tracker and dislikes subscriptions, Streaks is a natural pick. For anyone with an Android phone, who wants to check habits in a browser, or who wants to connect habits to other tools, Habitify is more flexible.

Which should you pick?

Choose Habitify if…

  • People who switch between iPhone, Android and desktop and want one synced habit list
  • You want a free option (Streaks is paid only)
  • You need Web and Android, which Streaks doesn't list
  • Sync across iOS, Android, Mac and web
  • Apple Health, Google Fit and calendar integrations

Choose Streaks if…

  • Apple users who want a polished, pay-once habit tracker with Health and Watch support
  • One-time purchase, no subscription
  • Apple Health tasks complete themselves

About each app

What is Habitify?

Habitify is a clean habit tracker that runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and the web, with your habits synced across all of them. Habits can be checked off or measured against goals, grouped by time of day, and paused with an off mode during holidays or illness. Advanced reminders include habit stacking and location-based prompts, and it can sync with Apple Health, Google Fit and Apple Calendar so activity data fills in automatically. For power users there is an API and Zapier and IFTTT automation. The free plan is limited to three habits, which is enough to try it but not to rely on it; Premium removes the limit and is sold as an annual subscription or a lifetime purchase. It also offers a team product. Compared with Apple-only rivals, its main draw is working the same way on every platform, while the three-habit cap and subscription will put off some.

What is Streaks?

Streaks is a habit tracker and simple to-do list for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. You pick up to 24 tasks, set how often each should happen, and every completion grows its streak; a miss resets it to zero. Tasks can be positive or negative (for habits you want to stop), timed, or linked to Apple Health so steps, workouts or mindful minutes tick themselves off. Sync runs through iCloud, and shared tasks with family or friends also go through iCloud rather than the developer's servers. It won an Apple Design Award and leans heavily on native features: widgets, Siri and Shortcuts, a watch app and dozens of colour themes. It is a one-time purchase with no subscription, which sets it apart from most rivals. The catch is that it is Apple-only, with no Android, Windows or web version, and its deliberately small task limit and streak-first design suit simple routines better than detailed goal tracking.

Side by side

AttributeHabitifyStreaks
PricingFree plan + paidPaid
Open sourceNoNo
Self-hostableNoNo
PlatformsWeb, iOS, Android, macOSiOS, macOS
Best forPeople who switch between iPhone, Android and desktop and want one synced habit listApple users who want a polished, pay-once habit tracker with Health and Watch support
StatusActiveActive

Habitify vs Streaks pricing

Habitify: free plan + paid

Habitify pricing page

Streaks: paid

We couldn't verify Streaks's plan details on its own site yet, so we don't list them.

Platforms

PlatformHabitifyStreaks
Web
macOS
iOS
Android

Habitify facts

5 of 5 verified
Free plan
3 habits
Checked Oct 25, 2026habitify.me(opens source in a new tab)
“$0 Free forever 3 habits”
Premium (annual)
$2.49/month billed annually
Checked Oct 25, 2026habitify.me(opens source in a new tab)
“$2.49 per month Billed annually”
Lifetime
$59.99 one-time
Checked Oct 25, 2026habitify.me(opens source in a new tab)
“$59.99 / forever Billed once”
API
Yes, plus Zapier and IFTTT
Checked Oct 25, 2026habitify.me(opens source in a new tab)
“API & automation (Zapier, IFTTT)”
Users
2 million+
Checked Oct 25, 2026habitify.me(opens source in a new tab)
“Join over 2 million people”

Streaks facts

5 of 5 verified
Pricing
One-time purchase
Checked Oct 25, 2026streaksapp.com(opens source in a new tab)
“A one-time purchase, with no subscription.”
Task limit
Up to 24 tasks
Checked Oct 25, 2026streaksapp.com(opens source in a new tab)
“Track up to 24 tasks you want to complete each day.”
Sync
iCloud
Checked Oct 25, 2026streaksapp.com(opens source in a new tab)
“Your tasks sync between them with iCloud, so you can tick one off wherever you are.”
Award
Apple Design Award winner
Checked Oct 25, 2026streaksapp.com(opens source in a new tab)
“Apple Design Award winner Streaks The to-do list that helps you form good habits.”
Platforms
iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, Vision Pro
Checked Oct 25, 2026streaksapp.com(opens source in a new tab)
“For iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Apple Vision Pro.”

Pros and cons of Habitify

  • Sync across iOS, Android, Mac and web
  • Apple Health, Google Fit and calendar integrations
  • API plus Zapier and IFTTT automation
  • Lifetime purchase available
  • Free plan allows only three habits
  • Most useful features require Premium
  • Fewer journaling or mood features than some rivals
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Pros and cons of Streaks

  • One-time purchase, no subscription
  • Apple Health tasks complete themselves
  • Excellent Apple Watch, widgets and Shortcuts support
  • Sync and sharing stay inside iCloud
  • Apple devices only
  • Limited to 24 tasks
  • Streak resets can feel harsh for flexible habits
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Other apps to consider

  • HabitKit logo
    HabitKit

    Instead of Habitify

    Unlimited-feeling free tier and a lifetime unlock, with a visual grid layout.

  • Loop Habit Tracker logo
    Loop Habit Tracker

    Instead of Habitify

    Free and open source on Android if you don't need cross-platform sync.

  • Strides logo
    Strides

    Instead of Habitify

    Better for numeric targets and goals alongside habits.

  • Way of Life logo
    Way of Life

    Instead of Streaks

    A simple colour-coded habit log for iPhone with built-in notes for each day.

Habitify vs Streaks: common questions

Is Habitify better than Streaks?

Pick Streaks if you live on Apple devices and want a polished, pay-once habit tracker with Apple Health tasks that complete themselves and an excellent Apple Watch app. Pick Habitify if you need your habits on Android or the web as well as Apple, or want integrations, an API and automation. The biggest difference is reach: Streaks is Apple-only, Habitify works the same on every platform.

Is Habitify free?

Habitify has a free plan, with paid plans for more features. See its verified pricing facts above for current limits.

Is Streaks free?

No. Streaks is paid, though it may offer a trial.

Is Habitify or Streaks open source?

Neither is open source.

Which platforms do Habitify and Streaks support?

Habitify: Web, iOS, Android and macOS. Streaks: iOS and macOS.