Habito Habit Tracker

Habito tracks habits with a grid and a percentage instead of a streak. The headline figure is the rate — how many days you did it out of the days since you started — because that is a number a missed Tuesday cannot take away from you.

Six months of your practice fits on one screen as a grid of small squares, each shaded by how many of your habits you ticked that day. One pale square among two hundred looks like exactly what it is: one day.

WHAT IS INSIDE

• Today — what is still unticked, with this week beside it
• Day — any day, with every habit and when you ticked it
• Habits — all of them with their rates and a thumbnail of their history
• Habit — one habit in full, its grid, and which days of the week you actually do it
• Grid — six months of squares, shaded by how many habits you managed that day
• Month — a calendar month, with each habit's count for it
• Stats — rates side by side and month by month
• Runs — every run you have had, and every gap, given equal weight
• Export — every habit and every tick, as CSV

NO STREAK, NO FLAME, NO GUILT

There is no chain to break here. Runs are shown, in the plural and in the past tense — your longest was forty-one days, your current one is nine — and neither is framed as something you have to protect. Gaps get their own screen, because eleven single missed days that you picked straight back up from is a completely different story from one long collapse, and a streak counter cannot tell you which you had.

You can tick any past day, too. Life happened before you opened the app.

A BAD MONTH STAYS ON THE CHART

Nothing resets. If August was sixty-four per cent after ninety-one in June, both sit on the same chart, because a dip you can see is a dip you can explain.

NO ACCOUNT, NO NETWORK, NO PERMISSIONS

What you are trying to change about yourself is nobody else's business. Habito requests zero Android permissions and has no network code, so none of it leaves your phone. No sign-in, no subscription, no in-app purchase, no advertising, and nobody to compare yourself with.

WHAT IT WILL NOT DO

It cannot remind you in the evening, because reminders need a notification permission. It has no home-screen widget. It will not count your steps, which needs activity-recognition access and a sensor. And it shows no flame or trophy, which was a decision rather than a limitation.

Six full-screen background themes are included under More. The interface is English throughout.

ASO Keywords:
habit tracker, habit grid, daily habits, routine tracker, habit calendar, no streak, offline habit tracker, private habit tracker, self tracking, no ads

Release Notes 1.0:
First release. Four-level day grid across six months, rates rather than streaks, runs and gaps side by side, month view, CSV export, and zero permissions.