NFC Goal and Habit Tracker
Response from developer
Yes I just started the feature two days ago, I will keep you inform .

Log habits instantly by tapping NFC tags or scanning QR codes on everyday objects. This app turns your physical environment into interactive buttons for effortless tracking, offering gamified progress and multiple logging methods.
2.0.16
November 6, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Unlimited Year Pass
Yes I just started the feature two days ago, I will keep you inform .
TagTrack logs habits by tapping NFC tags or scanning QR codes attached to physical objects. This method allows for instant logging without needing to open the app or navigate through lists.
TagTrack offers three primary tracking methods: NFC tags for quick taps on physical objects, QR codes for scanning, and Home Screen Widgets for one-tap logging directly from your device's home screen.
No, TagTrack does not contain advertisements. It is an indie app developed with a privacy-first approach, storing all data locally on your device.
TagTrack supports three habit types: 'Increase' for building positive habits (like drinking water), 'Reduce' for breaking bad habits (like snacking), and 'Maintain' for staying consistent with routines (like medication).
TagTrack uses gamification by awarding XP for hitting goals, unlocking over 40 unique badges, and progressing through 9 levels. It also features streaks, heatmaps, and progress charts to visualize your journey.
TagTrack offers a Week Pass for $0.99, a Monthly Pass for $1.99 with a 3-day free trial, and a Year Pass for $9.99 with a 7-day free trial.
Based on the provided data, TagTrack is currently only supported on iPhones. It is designed to work with iOS devices.
The latest version of TagTrack, 2.0.16, was last updated on November 6, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.