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This app offers a gentle approach to habit tracking, focusing on learning from missed days rather than punishing users. It allows you to track behaviors in your own words and identify personal patterns without the pressure of maintaining streaks. Build a kinder relationship with your habits and achieve lasting change.
What's New in SoftHabits
1.1
July 7, 2026
Small, gentle improvements — the kind we'd want from a habit, too. - Smoother swipe check-ins - Fixes for a few quiet bugs you may never have noticed - A little more calm under the hood Missed days are still data, not failure. That part never changes.
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FAQ
Does SoftHabits have ads?
Yes, SoftHabits contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, ads are part of the monetization model.
What are the subscription options for SoftHabits?
SoftHabits offers a monthly subscription for $5.99 and an annual subscription for $35.99. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.
How does SoftHabits handle missed days?
SoftHabits views missed days as data, not failure. There are no streaks to break or guilt associated with missing a day, encouraging a more forgiving approach to habit building.
What devices is SoftHabits available on?
SoftHabits is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
What is the age rating for SoftHabits?
SoftHabits has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How often is SoftHabits updated?
The latest version of SoftHabits is 1.0, and it was last updated on May 21, 2026. Specific update frequency is not detailed, but it is actively maintained.
Can I cancel my SoftHabits subscription?
Yes, you can manage or cancel your subscription anytime through your App Store account settings. Monthly subscriptions can be canceled whenever you wish.
What makes SoftHabits different from other habit trackers?
SoftHabits differentiates itself by focusing on gentle self-reflection and learning from missed days, rather than relying on streaks and guilt. It aims to foster a kinder relationship with habits.




