Habit Tracker - HabitKit

Looks colourful and user friendly. Have added two habits. Not sure on the limitations / capacity to add on the free version yet. Looks good though

I’ve tried many habit apps, and I think HabitKite simplistic approach is what keeps me using it. Many of the others (even Atoms from James Clear) is over complicated and almost… distracting. But with HabitKit I really just want to fill in the boxes. The UX is smooth, it’s easy to customize and really does “simple habit tracking” really well. I’ve also followed Sebastian’s journey for quite some time, and his ability to continue improving such a simple app and respond to users is something most indie apps lack. Can’t recommend this app enough.

I always struggled finding a good habit tracker app, because all the dedicated ones look bad, or their feature set was never that large. They’d just be glorified counter apps. So once I tried this one I was so filled with glee to see a beautiful dark mode, a git esque visualization with different views, great sorting, etc. Instantly went for the pro subscription cause I wanted to add habits for everything, highly recommend this one

Simple effective app with a pleasant design. I don’t use all the features, just track a few daily habits. I asked the developer a question via email and he was very kind in his reply.

I love an app that does exactly what it says on the tin. Works well with shortcuts for automation. Happy to purchase the lifetime pro license. Data seems local so works great no matter your network conditions and you never see a loading spinner Feature requests: - support CloudKit for syncing across devices. - Deep links for specific habits or filters - add a simple small one click tracking widget. The current widgets should open the selected habit instead of the dashboard too If you find NFC tags fussy for habit tracking, flic buttons work alright if you have pushcut + an automation server (use the web request action to trigger your habit tracking shortcut). It’d be great if there was a way to support habit tracking actions in home automations (not just personal automations) to avoid this whole song and dance. Overall, great application, would recommend to a friend

I tried a bunch of habit tracking apps, and all of them were too complicated in the ways that I didn’t want and not polished enough in the ways I needed. This app strikes the perfect balance, providing a simple and straightforward way to track daily habits. The only thing I would improve is the notifications—the alert text is fairly generic and it would be more encouraging to be able to define custom messages instead.

Good app I can see you use flutter instead of Native I’m dev too I can contribute with us. Thanks

Let’s be clear, if you want to gamify a habit in a very pretty way (Ala GitHub contributions), this is the best. But there are a few feature requests/suggestions that could make it better. #1 - Basic iPad support. Does need to be a lot, but something that better fits landscape for iPad would be appreciated. #2 - Synchronization - You can run the app on iOS/macOS/iPad. But there is no way to sync. Especially as a pro feature, it’d be nice to have a built in sync. #3 - Watch app. Again - Something super simple as a way to tick off the tasks done would be really nice when doing those exercise type habits.

I paid for pro almost immediately after starting to use it. The dot grid is such a great way to get a feel for how good you’ve been about keeping up with your habit goals and then there’s all these detailed stats you get on top of that. The design of the app is great too, very easy to use and and simple enough that you aren’t distracted from the info you’re looking at. It’s worth the cost of the pro version for sure. It would be cool to get some new themes to play with and be able to set multiple reminders for habits that have multiple completions in a day but I’m sure the developer already has that in mind for future updates.

It is like GitHub of Habit