Habit tracker apps have become an absolute mess. Most are either overloaded with cluttered UIs, complex grouping systems, or forced gamification like streaks, arbitrary scores, and pushy notifications. Every time I tried finding a clean, simple tracker, it was either missing basic functionality or so feature-heavy that using it felt like a chore. Having a straightforward grid felt like an impossible ask.
The idea is simple: give you a clean, pen-and-paper vibe that tracks your habits and gets completely out of your way. No clutter, no streak anxiety, no forced BS—just the absolute essentials to log your day and move on.
It’s live now and completely free to check out. I’d love for you to give it a spin and let me know what you think, what works, or what simple tweaks would make it even better for your daily routine.
Habit tracker apps have become an absolute mess. Most are either overloaded with cluttered UIs, complex grouping systems, or forced gamification like streaks, arbitrary scores, and pushy notifications. Every time I tried finding a clean, simple tracker, it was either missing basic functionality or so feature-heavy that using it felt like a chore. Having a straightforward grid felt like an impossible ask.
So, I built habitsgrid.pro to solve my own frustration.
The idea is simple: give you a clean, pen-and-paper vibe that tracks your habits and gets completely out of your way. No clutter, no streak anxiety, no forced BS—just the absolute essentials to log your day and move on.
It’s live now and completely free to check out. I’d love for you to give it a spin and let me know what you think, what works, or what simple tweaks would make it even better for your daily routine.