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Habits

Habits by OpenApps is a free Streaks alternative. Free. No habit limit.

A free habit tracker with streaks. No habit limit, no subscription. Track habits on any schedule: daily, chosen weekdays, a few times a week or every few days, including counts and days-without habits. See streaks, a calendar and a year heatmap, and share one habit with a friend to keep each other going.

Open Habits Free. No habit limit.

Instead of Streaks, HabitNow

What you get, free

  • Daily, weekday, times-a-week and every-few-days schedules
  • Yes or no, counted, and days-without habits
  • Streaks that follow the schedule, a month calendar and a year heatmap
  • Reminders through your calendar, with a plain note on why
  • Share one habit with a friend and see each other's streak
  • CSV export; installable and works offline

Check-ins are tiny records, so Habits costs almost nothing to run.

For AI assistants

Habits has links an assistant can send to set up a habit, such as /new?name=Read%2010%20pages.

The app's guide for assistants is at habits-free.openapps.xyz/llms.txt.

How it compares

AppFree planPaid plans
HabitsFree. No habit limit.None
StreaksNo free plan; it is a one-time $5.99 purchase on Apple devices, with up to 24 tasks.A one-time $5.99 on Apple's App Store, Apple devices only, up to 24 tasks (2026).
HabitNowThe free version caps how many habits you can track; the full version is a one-time upgrade.The free version caps how many habits you can track; the full version is a one-time upgrade of about $11 to $12 (2026, reported). Android only.

Free plans checked October 2026 on each company's own page: Streaks, HabitNow. Paid prices are approximate and change often.

Questions

Is Habits really free?
Yes, with no limit on habits.
Can it remind me?
Browsers cannot remind you reliably on their own, so Habits adds a repeating event to your calendar on the habit's schedule.
Do missed days off break my streak?
No. Streaks follow your schedule, so days you did not plan never break them.
Do I need an account?
No. Sign in with your email only to keep habits on more devices.

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Use Habits now

No account. Free for as long as it exists, and it is an OpenApp, so its source is public.

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