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Habitful 4.0 – the habit tracker that forgives • Forgiving streaks: one missed day won't break your streak • Weekly goals: 3× a week, any days you like • Minimum version for hard days (long-press a day) • Rest days and vacation pause • Streak celebrations • A fresh new design with a beautiful dark mode • Works great on tablets and foldables • Updated for Android 16, plus fixes and privacy controls for ads
Forgiving streaks, weekly goals and reminders. No account, works offline.
Habitful is the habit tracker that forgives. Miss a day? Your streak survives. Miss two in a row and it resets – so one busy day never wipes out weeks of progress. Never miss twice. Unlimited habits. No account. No guilt. WHY HABITFUL IS DIFFERENT • Forgiving streaks – one missed day won't break your streak, and a gentle "Recover today" reminder helps you get back on track. Prefer strict streaks? Switch it off in Settings. • Weekly goals – set habits like "3× a week, any days" instead of forcing fixed weekdays. • Minimum version – on hard days, do the tiny version ("Read 1 page", "5 push-ups"). It keeps your streak alive and counts half. • Rest days and vacation pause – planned breaks never count against you. • Celebrations at 7, 21, 30 and 66 days, plus weekly milestones. EVERYTHING YOU NEED • Unlimited habits, with no caps on the basics • Specific days or a number of times per week • Habits you do several times a day, like drinking water • Reminders at the times you choose • Calendar history, current and best streak, completion rate and monthly chart • Categories (Personal, Work, Health) and ready-made templates • Light and dark themes, designed for phones, tablets and foldables PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account and no sign-up • Your habits and check-ins are stored only on your device and work offline PERFECT FOR • Health and fitness: workouts, water, sleep, meditation • Personal growth: reading, journaling, learning a skill • Daily routines: morning and evening routines, planning your day Research suggests it takes around 66 days for a habit to feel automatic. Habitful keeps you going through that stretch – kindly. Habitful is supported by ads.