Miss a day.
Keep the streak.
Most people quit a habit tracker the week the streak breaks. This one lets you skip a sick day, fill in the day you forgot, and keep every badge you ever earned. One tap per habit, on every device you own.
- Fill in any past day
- Skip a day, keep the streak
- Works offline
- No account
No monthly fee · Instant download · iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows · 5 languages
You did not quit your habits.
Your tracker quit on you.
Someone read 18,464 reviews of six popular habit apps to find out why people give up. The answers are not about motivation. They are about apps that punish a normal week.
The most-upvoted complaint in all of them
“Can't edit previous day when missed or wrong.” Forget to tap on Tuesday, and Tuesday is a failure forever.
angry reviews were about the paywall
The largest group of the 1,920 negative reviews: a trial that turned paid without warning, habits locked behind a plan.
days, on average, before a habit runs itself
In a University College London study of 96 people, missing one day did not materially affect forming the habit. Your streak app treats it like a disaster.
Sources: analysis of 18,464 app store reviews of six habit tracker apps (dev.to, 2026); Lally et al., “How are habits formed”, European Journal of Social Psychology, 2010 (range 18 to 254 days, median 66).
Tap what you did.
That is the whole job.
This is a working copy of the Today screen. Go on, tap the things you have already done. Most people find they are further along than they thought.
- One tap per habitThe tile fills, the ring moves, the streak grows. No forms, no menus.
- Some habits are a numberGlasses, pages, minutes. Tap plus as you go, or tap the tile to fill the day.
- Bad day? Skip itPress “Skip Walk today” and watch the streak stay exactly where it was.
Some habits are about
what you stop doing.
The late-night scroll. Sugar after dinner. The snooze button, three times. Breaking a habit works exactly like building one: you track the days you did not do it, and you watch that number grow.
Reviews.org survey of about 1,000 US adults, Q4 2025 (84.6% and 49.6%, rounded).
Popular habit apps cost about $30 a year.
Every year. This costs $19.90. Once.
No trial that turns into a bill, no plan that locks your habits, no renewal email in March. The file is yours, including every update I ever ship. Want to try it first? The free demo is right under the prices.
The Habit Tracker
For the habits you are building, and the ones you are breaking.
- Habit Tracker App, one file, every device
- Fill in any past day, skip without guilt
- Streaks, 9 badges per habit, year in pixels
- Calendar, stats, printable sheets
- 5 languages · 10 palettes, light and dark
- Setup guide PDF · free updates
Instant download · works offline
Habits + Money
Money is the habit that quietly breaks all the others. Fix both.
- Everything in The Habit Tracker, plus:
- ADHD Budget Planner App: opens to one number, what is safe to spend today
- Bills, paychecks, envelopes, goals, debt
- A 48-hour wait list for impulse buys
- Same format: offline, no account, no bank login
Two apps · two setup guides · instant download
The Everything Shelf
Three apps and six printable planners. Habits, money, subscriptions, time, health, gratitude.
- Habit Tracker App + ADHD Budget Planner App
- Subscription Tracker App: finds what renews quietly and what it costs a year
- 6 printable planners: Everything, Life, ADHD Life, Budget, Gratitude, Fitness and Health
- A4, A5 and US Letter, undated, nothing expires in January
Nine products · one download · free app updates
If it does not work as described, email me within 14 days and I will fix it or refund you in full.
See everything inside each packEvery product, what it does and what it costs on its own, with a button under each.
Don't take my word.
Use it for ten minutes.
The complete app, every screen, with four months of example habits already in it. Not a video, not a tour. The actual thing you would be buying. Tell me where to send the link so you can open it on your phone and your laptop.
- Tap a habit and watch the streak and the badges move
- Open the calendar and fill in a day from last week
- Tap any number to see exactly how it was worked out
- Flip it to dark, change the palette, switch to Spanish
The link is in your inbox in a few minutes. No need to wait for it though, the demo is ready now.
Open the demo now
Three decisions that are the reason
this one sticks.
Nothing is locked. Ever.
Forgot to tap on Tuesday? Step back a day with the arrow, or open the calendar and tap Tuesday. Fill it in as if it were today, and the streak recounts itself. The thing people miss most in other trackers is simply how this one works.
- Any day since you started
- The whole month at a glance
- Streaks recount on their own
A bad week does not cost you a good month.
Three dots on any tile, Skip this day. A skipped day is not counted against you and does not break the streak. And every badge you earn at 3, 7, 14, 21, 30, 60, 90, 180 and 365 days stays earned, even if the streak later breaks. You keep what you built.
- Skip keeps the streak
- Badges never get taken back
- No red crosses, no shame
Every number explains itself.
A streak, a rate, a count of perfect days: tap it and the app lists the exact days behind it, in plain words. Nothing is a figure you have to take on trust, and when a number surprises you, you can see why in one tap.
- Tap any figure
- Day by day, in plain words
- Stats that say which day tends to slip
Every screen. No paid tier.
There is nothing to upgrade to, because there is nothing else to sell you. Click through them: this is the real app, not a mockup.
The four things people say
right before they buy.
“I have downloaded five of these. I stop after a week.”
You stopped the week something went wrong: a missed day wiped a streak, or yesterday was locked. Those are the two things this app refuses to do. Start with one habit. Small and daily beats big and rare.
“Why not just use a free app?”
Free apps are paid for with ads or with a paywall that appears around week two. Look at the demo: there is not a single locked screen, and nothing will ever ask for a card again.
“What if my phone dies?”
Your habits live on your device, not on a server, so take a backup now and then: one tap, one small file. Load it on the new phone and everything comes back.
“Is it going to nag me?”
No. It sends no notifications and no guilt. It is there when you open it. If you want a nudge, set a normal phone alarm; plenty of people do.
The questions people ask.
Sixty-six days from now,
this will be automatic.
You can spend them the way the last tracker left you, or you can start tonight with one habit and a streak that forgives a bad day.
No monthly fee · Instant download · Works offline
A habit tracker, not medical advice. Comparisons on this page describe categories of product, not any one named app. Survey and study figures are quoted from the sources named beside them.