Habit Mandala Website
Turn showing up into art with unique, designed medallions.
What it does
Habit Mandala turns consistent practice into art. Focus on one habit, choose one or multiple daily check-ins, and complete them to create a unique medallion from your own drawing. There are no streak resets or lost progress—miss a day, return when ready, and keep building your collection. Join the Android early-access list and be among the first invited through Google Play.
A focused Android habit tracker where daily check-ins become medallions you design—without streak pressure.
Android only · Google Play. Early access invites only. No spam. Draw a simple mark. Habit Mandala mirrors it into a medallion that grows with your goal. One focus, not a dashboard. Use as many check-ins as the habit needs. It is the default season, not a deadline. Only completed days count. Miss a day without losing what you made. Your medallions stay, so returning never means starting over. Because it feels personal, not assigned. Your mark becomes a different medallion for every completedfrom habit-mandala-website.vercel.app
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