Open Habit: Daily Tracker
Private habits. Small steps.
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Build routines with daily targets and optional streak goals. Track progress from your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch. Share habits with a small group while keeping your data private and offline.
What's New in Open Habit
1.2
October 23, 2026
Reorder Habits from Quick Actions, with drag handles and a Done button. Choose compact habit cards and switch between overview layouts. Improved calendar alignment and completion controls across iPhone and iPad. Fixed issues with Archived Habit deletion, recovery backup restore, and synchronization of personal and Shared Habits.
MoreFAQ
What devices does Open Habit support?
Open Habit is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. It is designed to work offline and syncs data between your paired iPhone and Apple Watch.
How does Open Habit handle user data privacy?
Open Habit is private by design, working offline and not collecting any user data. Your data stays on your devices and in your private iCloud database when sync is enabled.
Can I share my habits with others using Open Habit?
Yes, you can turn a personal habit into a Shared Habit for a small invited group. Each person maintains their own completions and private notes.
Is Open Habit free to use?
Yes, Open Habit is completely free to use. It has no advertisements or in-app purchases.
How often is Open Habit updated?
The latest version of Open Habit is 1.2, last updated on October 23, 2026. As an open-source project, updates may vary based on community contributions.
Can I export my habit data from Open Habit?
Yes, Open Habit allows you to export a complete JSON backup of your data. You can also restore from this backup or import supported HabitKit version 2 exports.
Does Open Habit have ads?
No, Open Habit is completely free of advertisements. It is built with a focus on user privacy and a clean experience.
What is the age rating for Open Habit?
Open Habit has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children.
