Oftaro: Habits & Routines

Oftaro is a habit tracker for the schedule you actually have. Most habit apps assume every habit is daily, and they wipe your streak the first time you miss. Oftaro does neither. Vacuum on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Exercise on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Read three times a week, whichever days suit you. Deep-clean on the first Saturday of the month. Set it up once, and Oftaro shows each habit on the days it's due. Consistency, not streaks A missed day shouldn't erase a month of work. Oftaro scores how consistent you are instead, from −100 to +100 on a dial: today, yesterday, the last 7 days, the last 30 days and the last year. A little black cat in the header shows the mood, from furious to party, against a sky that changes with the time of day. Miss a day and the score moves a little. It never drops to zero. Habits to do less of Coffee, takeaway, late nights: give a habit a limit per day, week or month. Staying within it is fine; going over lowers the score on the day it happened. Log one with a tap, take one back with −. Some habits matter more than others Mark each habit Low, Medium, High or Very high. Your overall score weighs them that way, so a skipped chore doesn't count as much as skipped exercise. Drinking eight glasses of water a day doesn't drown out the habit you do once a month. Reports that tell you something • Any range, from today to the last year, with a trend that grows with your history. • Bars by day, week or month; tap a day to see it and fix it in place. • Insights in plain words: "Exercise pulled your score down 6 points this week." • Tap a habit for its whole story: its year at a glance, its trend, its longest run, how much it moves your overall score, and the next dates it comes round. Schedules other apps can't do • Every day, or every 2, 3 or 10 days • Chosen weekdays, every week or every other week • A date each month, or the last day of the month • The first, second or last Saturday (or any weekday) of the month • Once a year • A number of times a week or a month, on any days • Several times a day, with partial credit: 6 of 8 glasses counts as 75% Every rule is spelled out in plain words, with the next dates shown, so you can check it before you save. Forgiving by design • Skip a day when you're ill or travelling. It won't count against you. • Going away? Take a break: skip a whole range of days in one go, weekdays only if you like. • Tapped the wrong thing? Undo. • Forgot to log yesterday? Fix any past day from Reports. • Add a one-line note to a day: why you skipped, how far you ran. • Choose when your day ends (up to 4 am), so late nights count for the right day. Your day, in order Group habits into morning, afternoon and evening, and drag them into your own order. Or let Oftaro put the most frequent first. Reminders that know when to stay quiet Oftaro reminds you only on the days a habit is due, and only if you haven't done it yet. Mark it done or snooze it from the notification. On Monday morning, a one-line summary of your week. Home-screen widgets Tick off today's habits from your home screen, or keep today's score in sight with a small ring. Your data stays yours • Everything lives on your phone. No account, no sign-up. • No analytics, no tracking. • Optional backup to your own Google Drive, restored in one tap on a new phone. • Export as CSV or JSON at any time. Drawn in ink Oftaro uses a hand-drawn ink-on-paper style, in light or dark, with two cleaner looks to choose from. In 47 languages. Price Oftaro is free, with every habit to do more of and one habit to do less of. It shows one small ad, for another of our apps, at the end of Today. Oftaro Pro removes it and opens every "less" habit: monthly, yearly, or once for good. Made by Tendanto, a small independent studio.