HabitKeep — Habit Tracker
Yet another habit tracker. But this time done right!
What it does
HabitKeep turns what you mean to do into a daily list you can actually finish. Track check-offs, counts, or timers, keep streaks alive through vacations, and watch a whole year fill in — on your iPhone, your Home Screen, and your Apple Watch.
HabitKeep turns what you mean to do into a daily list you can actually finish. Track check-offs, counts, or timers, keep streaks alive through vacations, and watch a whole year fill in — on your iPhone, your Home Screen, and your Apple Watch. Simple check-offs, step-by-step counts, custom values like glasses of water or pages read, or a built-in timer with a Live Activity that keeps running on your Lock Screen. Repeat every day, on chosen weekdays, every few days, or a set number of times per week or month. Schedule goal changes ahead of time and keep the full history. Going away? Pause habits for a date range instead of breaking your streak. Paused days count as neither a miss nor a…from habitskeep.com
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