Missed one day?
Habiterr forgives it.
Slip up after a long streak? Old apps reset you to zero. Gentle streaks treat one missed day as a small dip, not a failure.
Most apps punish you for missing a day. Habiterr uses gentle streaks that forgive occasional slips, plus a balance radial chart that helps you stay consistent across your whole life.
Missed one day?
Slip up after a long streak? Old apps reset you to zero. Gentle streaks treat one missed day as a small dip, not a failure.
One habit great, neglecting others?
Running daily but never sleeping? The radar makes it obvious — and gives you one number that tracks how even your effort is.
Only one way to track?
Habits are not all yes-or-no. Check-ins, counters, and timers give you more flexibility to track your life than a simple checkbox ever could.
Flexible tracking, fresh habit metrics, and an interface built to make daily use feel effortless.
Six axes, one shape. The further out, the better. The instant you open the app, you know exactly where you stand — and what's pulling the shape lopsided.
Real consistency isn't perfection. Habiterr lets you miss roughly 1 in 10 days without nuking your streak. You stay motivated, not punished.
Formula: max(1, floor(streak × 0.10)). One bad week won't undo months of effort.
Consistency tells you how often you show up. Balance tells you whether you're showing up across every habit, not just your favorite. Together, that's your week.
Use check-ins for yes-or-no habits, counters for repeated actions, and timers for focused sessions. Habiterr adapts to the habit instead of forcing everything into one checkbox.
No black box. Here's exactly what every metric means, the formula behind it, and how to read the score.
consistency = completed_days / scheduled_days
We take the consistency of each habit, compute the standard deviation across them, then invert it into a 0–100 score.
balance = 100 × (1 − σ / σ_max)
Low spread → high balance. Six habits at 70% each will score higher than one at 100% and one at 0%.
Every active streak comes with a small tolerance budget — 10% of its length, rounded down, minimum one. Spend a miss; keep going.
tolerance = max(1, floor(streak × 0.10))
Example: a 47-day streak allows up to 4 missed days total. You're rewarded for the long game.
Habiterr tracks your all-time best streak per habit and surfaces it as a quiet trophy. Beat it — or rebuild without losing the memory.