What it does
Habits repeat on the days you choose. Tasks are one-offs with a due date. Today shows whatever is due, in one list.
Every habit gets a score out of 100 — the one number that says whether you are keeping it up. Pro adds the trend behind it: your current and best streak, and the last fortnight day by day.
Every habit keeps its own month view, so the chain you are building — and any gap in it — is visible at a glance.
A reminder per habit or task, scheduled as an exact alarm and re-registered automatically after your phone restarts.
Name it, colour it, pick an icon, and choose how you measure it — yes/no, a number for glasses of water, or a timer for minutes. Group habits and tasks into categories, each with its own colour and icon.
Everything lives in a local database on your phone. No account, no upload, no sync servers — and nothing to sign up for.
Every day, chosen days of the week, days of the month or the year, a number of days per week or month, or simply every few days. The habit bends to your life rather than the other way round.
A simple tick, a percentage or status, or a checklist with its own “done when” rule. Add a priority, attach a photo or PDF, save a filter you use often, and read the day as a timeline. Tasks that repeat are part of Pro.
A considered theme either way, or follow your system. Long-press the icon to jump straight to a new habit or task.
One purchase, no subscription. It switches every ad off for good, lifts the free tier’s limits on how many habits and task lists you keep, and unlocks streaks, the fortnight trend and repeating tasks. It restores itself on any phone signed in with the same Google account.
Ready to try it?
Habitual is free on Google Play, supported by ads until you go Pro — a one-time purchase that switches them off for good. Ads use Google AdMob, anonymous usage statistics use Firebase, and the purchase goes through Google Play; what you actually track — your habits, notes and completion history — is never part of any of them. The privacy policy lists exactly what is collected.