HabitLuma
Build streaks that stick.
What it does
HabitLuma is a calm habit tracker for iPhone. It helps you track both the habits you want to quit and the ones you want to build, without the usual guilt and stress. Simple daily check-ins, and a design that doesn’t stress you out. Simple, focused, and built for long-term consistency.
HabitLuma is an iPhone app for quitting habits you want to break and building the ones you want to keep, with streak tracking and progress insights.
HabitLuma tracks the habits you want to quit and the ones you want to build, in one calm app. Check in once a day. Watch the number grow. Miss a day without losing everything you've built. Every streak in HabitLuma is set up as one of two types when you create it, and each gets tracking built for how that kind of progress actually works. Set a start date and watch the counter climb. If you slip, one tap resets it and starts the next run. No lecture, no lost history, just an honest number. Pick which days count, mark them done, and let the calendar fill in. Hit a milestone and HabitLuma marks it for you automatically. Nothing to configure and nothing to learn. Open the app, tell it what…from app.habitluma.workers.dev
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