Habit Now
Habit tracker · iOS & Android
Habit Now is a habit tracker with a tree living in it. Keep a habit and it grows. Skip too many days and it wilts. Ten stages, about fifty days to the top.
Free to use. The tree, all ten stages, the health system and every achievement cost nothing.
Experience points
One completion, one point. Five in a day is an ordinary day, and an ordinary day is enough. Each habit pays out once per day and once only — there's no farming it by unchecking and checking again.
Health
Miss enough days and the colour goes out of me. Nothing is deleted and nobody gets a lecture — the tree just shows how the last two weeks actually went. Come back and it comes back.
Achievements
Twenty-four achievements, each one a bird, a flower, a squirrel that takes up residence in the branches. They're cosmetic, and they aren't for sale at any price. Earning them is the only way in.
Stage ten
Ten stages at an ordinary pace. Nothing waits at the end except a tree you'd rather not let wilt — which, as motivation goes, has held up better than a number going up.
Under the tree
The tree is the reason people come back. This is the part that has to be worth coming back to.
Good evening
23 day streak 🔥
Tick a box or count to a target. Quit habits track days clean instead of streaks, and they get their own warmer palette so the two never blur together.
Every habit can carry a reminder, on the free tier too. Capping notifications was considered and rejected — a habit tracker that won't remind you is a list.
Per-habit calendars and completion trends. Streaks are computed from your history, never stored, so they can't drift out of sync with what you actually did.
A day off that doesn't cost you the streak. One a month free, three on Pro, applied automatically to the day you missed.
Your tree and today's list, without opening anything.
Everything lives on the device first. Sign in and Pro keeps it mirrored across your phones.
The coach · Pro
One thing noticed, not a summary of your week. It reads your actual history and looks for the pattern you're too close to see — then, only when the note calls for it, offers the one change that would follow from it.
You almost always end up reading on the days you get out for a morning walk. Could be the fresh air, or that once you start moving you keep going. It's a nice pairing — your walks are quietly making your evenings stick.
Pricing
The loop that makes the app worth having — habits, the tree, its health, achievements — stays free. Pro buys room, history and convenience.
Tomorrow morning you'll have something to keep alive.