Best My Daily Habits alternatives: apps like My Daily Habits

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Whether you want more options like My Daily Habits or a completely different take on the same concept, our curated list of 10+ similar apps has you covered. Updated for 2026 with the latest ratings and comparisons.

Top Alternatives to My Daily Habits

Moss: Silent Meditation Timer by ADISHWAR RISHI

Build a quiet daily habit

Editor's Choice

0.0(0 ratings)

Free

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Balance - Find Peace by Madhav Dogra

Strong Contender

0.0(0 ratings)

Free

MindBreak by Mohammed Halawani

Think more. Scroll less.

Worth Considering

Kokoro: Zen Journal & Diary

0.0(0 ratings)

FreeIn-App Purchases

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Track water intakeTrack caffeine intakeSet daily water goals

Easily monitor your daily fluid intake, including water and caffeine. Set personalized daily goals for water consumption and caffeine limits. Receive timely reminders to help you stay hydrated and build healthy habits.

(2)

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ZenMind Zazen Meditation Timer

Breath, posture, quiet bells

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by Dannibelle Pty Ltd

Subscription-based training programsGym and dumbbell-only optionsWorkout challenges with trainer messaging

This app offers structured training programs and challenges designed to help users achieve their health and fitness goals, whether it's building muscle, losing fat, or forming healthy habits. It provides workout tracking, progress monitoring, and integration with wearable devices.

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Quit - Bad Habit Tracker

Log last indulgenceSet timers for future indulgenceTrack bad habits

This app helps you break unwanted habits by tracking your last indulgence and setting timers for future occurrences. It supports self-improvement by providing a tool to manage behaviors like nail-biting or excessive screen time.

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