HaBucket
Visual habit tracker. Build streaks,hit goals,stay focused.
HaBucket launched on December 24, 2025 with 7 votes, #1,248 of 11,628 launches that month.
What it does
HaBucket is a beautiful, privacy-first habit tracker designed to make consistency satisfying. It features a GitHub-style "Contribution Grid" to visualize your long-term momentum at a glance. With powerful widgets, a dedicated Counter Mode (for things like water intake), and no forced login, it's the fastest way to build better routines without the clutter.
Build amazing habits, one happy day at a time. The most joyful habit tracker for your daily growth.
Track habits, celebrate streaks, and watch yourself grow! Fun, simple, and totally free. More than just checkboxes. It's your daily dose of dopamine. Checking off habits has never felt this satisfying. One tap, minimal friction, maximum joy. Unlock achievements, maintain streaks, and earn rewards for your hard work. We make building habits feel like a game you want to win. " Finally a habit app that's actually FUN to use! 🎉 The doodle style just makes me smile every time I open it. " " The streak counter is so addicting (in a good way!). I haven't missed a day of coding practice in 2 months. " " Love the cute design. It doesn't feel like a chore list, it feels like a game. Makes me want to…from habucket.vercel.app
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