Kabit
A simple iOS habit tracker
Kabit launched on August 19, 2024 with 148 votes, #386 of 5,471 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 2 years on.
What it does
Kabit is a simple and cleanly designed app to help you conquer habits. It features Habit Cards, Streak Counter, Calendar View, Customizable Names, and more.
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Free · In-App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. I have been using the app for almost 4 months now and this is one of the best habit tracking app that I have come across App Store till date! I have been using the app for almost 4 months now and this is one of the best habit tracking app that I have come across App Store till date! One of the best trackers I have come across. It’s simple, easy and works as expected. Doesnt have lot of fluff like other trackers One of the best trackers I have come across. It’s simple, easy and works as expected. Doesnt have lot of fluff like other trackers Have been using Kabit for more than a year. It’s very simple and easy to use. Have…from apps.apple.com
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Kabit – A Simple Habit Tracker2024 · apps.apple.com · ▲19I have used a lot of habit-tracking apps and most of them are filled with features that are not useful to me, sometimes UI is a mess etc. I wanted to build an app that was simple and useful. I wasn't sure about GPT ability but wanted to give it a try. There was a lot of trial and error, especially in figuring out the logic of the streak counter, which took a lot of time. I have spent some time polishing the UI as well. Although not a perfect app, I think I have a good tracker. I am planning to add more features and would love to know your thoughts and feedback. Thanks
KabitFeb 2026 · kabitapp.com · ▲5Hi folks, coming from a product design background I wanted to build my apps. With the advent of AI, I used Cursor to create my first app - Kabit Why kabit? I have used a lot of habit-tracking apps and most of them are filled with features that are not useful to me, sometimes UI is a mess etc. I wanted to build an app that was simple and useful. There was a lot of trial and error, especially in figuring out the logic of the streak counter, which took a lot of time. I have spent some time polishing the UI as well. Although not a perfect app, I think I have a good tracker. I am planning to add…
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