The best habit tracker apps for Android.
The best habit tracker for Android depends on what you want from it: privacy and simplicity, charts, a to-do list, a pet or a cute look.
Loop is the pick for an open source tracker with no ads that works offline, HabitKit and Habitify for clear progress, HabitNow and TickTick for tasks and habits together, Finch for a pet, Habitica for a game, and Cozy, our app, for a cute one.
Checked in November 2026 · Cozy is made by us, Pixelbrew Studio
Quick picks
| App | Best for | iPhone | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loop Habit Tracker | Simple, private, open source | No | Yes |
| HabitKit | Progress as a grid of tiles | Yes | Yes |
| Habitify | Phone, watch and computer | Yes | Yes |
| HabitNow | Habits and to-dos together | Not listed | Yes |
| Cozy (ours) | A cute look and kind streaks | Yes | Yes |
| TickTick | A full to-do app with habits | Yes | Yes |
| Finch | Self-care with a pet | Yes | Yes |
| Habitica | Turning habits into a game | Yes | Yes |
What to check on Android
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Where your habits live
Some apps keep everything on your phone with no account, like Loop and HabitKit. Others sync through an account, which brings your habits along to a new phone.
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Your next phone
If you might move to an iPhone one day, pick an app that is on both stores and syncs, so your habits and streaks can come with you.
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Reminders that arrive
Some Android phones pause apps in the background to save battery. If a reminder ever comes late, look at your phone's battery settings for that app.
The apps, one by one
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Loop Habit Tracker
Best for: Simple, private, open source
- Who it suits
- You want a simple tracker that keeps your data to itself.
- What stands out
- It is open source with no ads, works offline with no account, has widgets, and its habit score means a few missed days do not wipe out a long run.
- Good to know
- Its look is plain and minimal by design, and it is not on iPhone, so it suits you if you stay on Android.
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HabitKit
Best for: Progress as a grid of tiles
- Who it suits
- You like a clean look and a picture of your progress that fills in day by day.
- What stands out
- Each habit gets a grid of tiles that fills as you go, and you can tick a day off, count reps or log an amount in your own unit.
- Good to know
- There is no account: your habits stay on your phone, and you export a backup yourself to move them.
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Habitify
Best for: Phone, watch and computer
- Who it suits
- You want your habits on your phone, a Wear OS watch and your computer.
- What stands out
- It syncs across Android, iPhone, Wear OS, desktop and the web, has reminders by time or place, and can log workouts from apps like Google Fit, Fitbit and Strava.
- Good to know
- It does a lot, from timers to screen time limits, so it is more than a simple checklist.
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HabitNow
Best for: Habits and to-dos together
- Who it suits
- You want your habits, chores and to-do list in one calendar.
- What stands out
- Daily, weekly or monthly goals, success streaks, reminders and alarms, timers and widgets.
- Good to know
- We found it on Google Play only, not on the App Store.
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Cozy Made by us
Best for: A cute look and kind streaks
- Who it suits
- You want your habit list to feel warm and fun to open, with no game or pet to look after.
- What stands out
- Every habit is a card with one of 290 hand-drawn stickers that fills with color as you tick it, and you can skip a busy day or pause a habit without losing your streak.
- Good to know
- It needs an account (Apple, Google or an email code), and it is only for habits: no pet, game, friends, journal or mood tracker.
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TickTick
Best for: A full to-do app with habits
- Who it suits
- You want a to-do list and calendar anyway, and would like your habits in the same app.
- What stands out
- Tasks, calendar views, a focus timer and a habit tracker in one app that syncs across phones, Wear OS watches, computers and the web.
- Good to know
- It is a to-do app first: the habit tracker is a tab you switch on.
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Finch
Best for: Self-care with a pet
- Who it suits
- You want gentle self-care check-ins and a little pet that grows as you look after yourself.
- What stands out
- Short morning and evening check-ins, guided journaling prompts, breathing exercises and a goal tracker, all tied to caring for your pet.
- Good to know
- It is a self-care app first, so habits share the screen with mood checks, journaling and quizzes.
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Habitica
Best for: Turning habits into a game
- Who it suits
- You enjoy games and want your to-dos to earn gold, gear and pets.
- What stands out
- Habits, daily tasks and to-dos earn your pixel avatar gold and experience, with parties for friends and a Wear OS app for your watch.
- Good to know
- It plays by game rules, so it suits you best if you like a bit of play mixed into your list.
Features side by side
| App | Cute look | Streaks | Reminders | Counts or amounts | Skip or pause days | Works offline | Android | iPhone |
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| Loop Habit Tracker | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Yes | No |
| HabitKit | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Habitify | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
| HabitNow | Not listed | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Not listed |
| Cozy (ours) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| TickTick | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
| Finch | A pet | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
| Habitica | Pixel art | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not listed | Not listed | Yes | Yes |
Yes: the app's own listing or site says so. No: its own site names only the other phone. Not listed: we did not find it there, which does not mean the app lacks it.
Whatever you pick, add one habit first and let it run for a week. How to use a habit tracker has the steps, and habit tracker ideas has things worth tracking.
How we compared
- We read each app's own App Store and Google Play listings and its own website in November 2026, and wrote down only what they say, in our own words. Nothing here comes from reviews or other comparison sites.
- In the feature table, Yes means the app's own listing or site says so. No is used only for phones, where an app's own site names the others. Not listed means we did not find it there: the app may still have it.
- We left out prices, ratings and download counts. They change often and differ by country, so check each app's store listing for what it costs today.
- Cozy is made by us, Pixelbrew Studio. We placed it by who it suits, like every other app, and listed its limits too. If something here is out of date, tell us through Support at the foot of the page.
Questions, answered
Which habit tracker apps work offline on Android?
Loop and HabitKit say they work fully offline with no account. Cozy keeps your habits on your phone and syncs them when you are back online, with an account.
Is there an open source habit tracker for Android?
Yes. Loop Habit Tracker is open source (GPLv3) with no ads, on Google Play and F-Droid. Habitica is open source too.
Can I keep my habits if I move from Android to iPhone?
Pick an app on both stores that syncs through an account, like Habitify, Habitica, TickTick or Cozy, and your habits come along when you sign in on the new phone. Loop is on Android only.
Which habit trackers have a Wear OS app?
Habitica, Habitify and TickTick mention Wear OS on their Google Play listings.
More from Cozy
Your habits, made cozy.
Give each habit a hand-drawn sticker, tick it off with one tap, and keep a streak that forgives a busy day.
A cute habit tracker for iPhone and Android.
