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- Installs
- 5+
- Category
- Productivity
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.1.1
- Released
- Sep 10, 2026
- Last updated
- 19 Sept 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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Look at any day. A week strip on Today: tap a day to see it, swipe for other weeks, mark a day you forgot. Timer habits. "Read for 30 minutes" — one tap starts the clock, and it keeps running with the app closed. One card per time. A habit due three times a day now shows morning, afternoon and night separately. Android: the 24-hour clock is readable again, the keyboard no longer covers the emoji search, and answering a reminder late records the right day.
Habit tracker with streaks that forgive a rest day. One tap, fully offline.
Habu is a daily habit tracker that stays out of your way: routines, streaks, goals and reminders, all offline. One tap Marking a habit done takes one tap from the Today screen. No menus, no confirmations, no waiting for anything to load — everything lives on your phone, so it is simply there. Skipping is not failing Every other habit tracker treats a rest day like a broken promise. Habu doesn't. A day you consciously skip is neutral: it doesn't add to your streak, and it doesn't break it either. Life happens, and a streak that can only ever be broken is a streak you abandon on the first bad day. Forgot a day? Mark it A day you missed can be filled in afterwards. There is no punishment here, no red, no lecture. You get told what happened, and then you get on with it. Your habits stay on your phone An account is optional and never required — the whole app works without one. What you write lives on the device, and a copy leaves it only if you ask for one. A habit can be a private thing — medication, drinking, therapy — and Habu treats it that way: your habits are never used to choose an ad. Reminders that respect you Set as many times a day as you need, on the days that make sense. Several times a day is one sentence — from 8:00 to 20:00, every three hours — not eight trips through a picker. Answer from the notification itself: yes, a number, or skip today. Also in Habu · A month calendar with a dot in your habit's colour for every day you did it · Streaks, completion rates and a gentle end-of-day summary · Groups, colours and emoji that are remembered forever · Counters for the habits that come in numbers — eight glasses, three walks · Swipe a habit to complete it, or to snooze, skip or edit · Works completely offline, always · English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), German, French, Turkish, Russian Free, paid for by ads. Ads never appear between tapping a habit and seeing it marked — that moment is yours.