Launching today
HabitIt
Local-first habit tracker with a GitHub-style grid
12 followers
Local-first habit tracker with a GitHub-style grid
12 followers
HabitIt is a local-first tracker built for privacy and aesthetics. Track routines without creating an account or sending data to servers. Stay motivated with a GitHub-style heatmap grid—the more you do, the darker the tile. Enjoy fair streaks that respect rest days, interactive widgets, and full offline support. 3 habits are free forever. Unlimited is a simple one-time lifetime purchase. No subscription fatigue, no forced cloud syncing. Rebuild your habits and keep your data strictly yours.
Love the local-first approach and the heatmap idea is genuinely motivating. One thing that would really help me stick with it: a simple reminder or notification when I'm about to break a streak, ideally with a "snooze" option so it doesn't feel nagging. That nudge at the right moment could be the difference between keeping momentum and losing a 40-day run.
@turankavalqhfz Good idea with 'streak-saver'. Adding this to my backlog
Love the local-first approach and the heatmap looks gorgeous. One thing I'd love to see is a simple "habit stacking" option, like letting you link one habit as a trigger for another so the app nudges me to do both in sequence. Would make mornings feel more cohesive.
@meral297601 Yeah, I have seen a few apps out there using a grid, but I really wanted to build something fresh. Chaining habits together - I need to figure out how to keep the UI clean, but it's definitely going on my roadmap. Thanks
the github-style heatmap is a really smart touch, makes daily progress feel tangible without gamifying it into something cringe. love that it stays local-first too, that’s a stance not enough trackers take.
@sudecoit I actually thought about gamification, but the core reason I built the app was to get away from all that noise. It just didn't fit. If I ever figure out a clean, non-cringe way to boost retention, I might add something later. But for now avoiding the over-the-top gamification was a major goal for me
The heatmap grid is oddly satisfying to fill in, and love that nothing leaves my phone. Fair streaks with rest days are a nice touch.
@asyagulerm7389 Filling that grid is basically bubble wrap for productivity :)
the github-style heatmap is a really nice touch, makes checking off habits oddly satisfying. love that it's local-first and doesn't shove a subscription in your face.