OpenHabitTracker vs Table Habit

Take notes, plan tasks, and track habits - native apps on all your devices, plus a web app. Free, ad-free, and open source. No account needed: all your data stays on your device. HABITS WITHOUT STREAK GUILT Instead of a streak counter, every habit has a desired repeat interval. The app shows how overdue each habit is as a percentage of that interval, so you always see what needs attention first. Missing a day never resets anything. Classic streaks are available too - off by default. NOTES, TASKS AND HABITS IN ONE PLACE • Notes with full Markdown support • Tasks with planned dates, duration and time tracking • Habits with flexible repeat intervals - track repetitions, time or quantity • Checklist sub-items on both tasks and habits • Categories, colors, priorities, search, filters and sorting - for notes, tasks and habits YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS • All data is stored locally on your device • Export and import: Markdown, JSON, YAML, TSV • Import your notes from Google Keep • Optional sync: host the Docker image on your own server and every app, desktop or mobile, can log in and sync MADE TO FIT YOU • 26 themes with dark and light mode • Customizable UI - show or hide almost every element • Available in 20 languages • Keyboard navigation and screen reader support

Build your micro-habits in the simplest way. Growth curves and visual charts make every step of your progress visible. Fully open-source and ad-free, making habit building pure and efficient. Key Features: • Scoring system to help you develop your own micro habits • Supports both positive and negative habits • Easy-to-use check-in UI • A quick search and filter to help quickly find past habits. • Color-coded habits for quick visual distinction • Import and export habits using a human-readable JSON format • Optimized for landscape and large-screen devices • WebDAV sync support for cross-device syncing Moreover, this app completely open source. Got source code from: https://github.com/FriesI23/mhabit