Superb, but…
Please consider more customizable day start times for users who work overnight. If I could have my day start from the hour I wake up, that would make a world of difference!
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This app offers a mindful approach to habit tracking, focusing on long-term consistency rather than strict streaks. It provides a private, device-based experience with flexible scheduling options and data export capabilities.
1.10
September 26, 2026
Version 1.10 — Choose what each widget shows, bring archived habits back, and type a value instead of tapping your way to it. • Widgets on iOS 18 and on iOS 26 up to 26.3 are here at last. Kadō's widgets never showed up in the widget gallery on those versions, so if you went looking for them and found nothing, have another look. • Each Home Screen widget can now show the habits you choose: long-press it, tap Edit Widget, and pick up to 5 (small and large) or 8 (medium), in the order you want them. A widget you've never edited keeps showing every habit due today, the way it always has. • Archived habits have a home: Settings › Archived habits lists them all, and from there you can unarchive a habit — history intact — or delete it for good. An archived habit's own screen offers the same two actions. • "Log specific value…" now opens a number pad with today's value already selected, so logging 25 push-ups is two keystrokes, not twenty-five taps. Save stays greyed out until the field holds a number in range. • "Day starts at" can now be any hour, not just midnight to 6 AM, so if you work nights and sleep through the morning, your day can turn over mid-afternoon. • On the Overview, tap a day to mark a habit completed right there in the popover, without opening the habit first. • On the Overview, a day before a habit started is no longer a trap. Logging it used to quietly move the habit's start date back and turn every day in between into a miss. Back-dating still works from the habit's own calendar, which now tells you that logging that day makes it the new start date.
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Kadō uses a habit score that rewards long-term consistency. Unlike traditional streak counters, one missed day does not reset your progress. The focus is on the overall trend and strong stretches of consistent effort.
Yes, Kadō is designed for privacy. It requires no account, uses no analytics or advertising SDKs, and relies solely on Apple frameworks. Your data is stored on your device, with optional sync via your own iCloud.
Kadō supports flexible scheduling for various habit types. You can track daily habits, habits a specific number of days per week, habits on specific weekdays, or habits every N days. It also supports binary, counter, and timer habit types.
Yes, you can export your habit data from Kadō in CSV and JSON formats with a single tap. This allows for easy backup and analysis of your progress.
No, Kadō does not contain advertisements. It is built without advertising SDKs, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.
Kadō is a universal app designed for both iPhone and iPad. It also offers Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for quick access to your habit progress.
The latest version of Kadō is 1.4, last updated on June 14, 2026. The developer actively maintains the app, with its source code available on GitHub.
Kadō has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in habit tracking.