Flat Habits

I use Widgets quite allot. Saves me from going the extra step of opening the app. The less friction the better.

syncing can be set up through the „import“ option

A very sleek app. It’s uncluttered and minimalistic interface leads to a very unobstructed user experience. I previously had another habit tracking app that while also a good app had simply too many features and got me configuring the app more than tracking habits. Org-mode integration is also a plus 🦄

Tracking habits is simple. Apps should be simple. All he others try to harvest your data, sell your soul to advertisers and poison you with features that you don’t need. This one is a sanctuary.

Incredibly simple, and does its job quite well. I think the only things I would ask for is to be able to sync using iCloud, and to have prevention habits (e.g., don’t bite nails). You can export the underlying data as an org file, but that can be a hassle if I wanted to manage my list from multiple places.

This is exactly what I want in a habit tracker. The data is in an open format (org mode!). The repeating times are flexible. If I miss a specific time, I can still complete it before it recurs. It syncs with whatever backend Files supports. It’s absolutely perfect. I wonder if changing a specific habit’s frequency could have a more elegant solution. Right now it warns you that it might affect how it is tracked. I don’t have a great solution to this UX problem. But it’s still a place where some clever ideas could make things just a bit better.

I’m new to habits but what a great way to try with no overhead but great comfy features.

No clutter really effective app. Great execution.

I love the simple, no bells, no whistles interface. Marking a habit as done is easier than skipping it, as it should be. Because it uses a text file I can use Scriptable or Pyto to create my own widgets. Thank you!

Does everything I want it to