Habit Radar
Habit tracker for iOS & Android
Build habits that survive bad days.
Habit Radar is a calm habit tracker that helps you build real consistency — flexible weekly goals, timers and amounts, honest progress views, and a comeback system for the days life gets in the way.
One small mark relights it. That's a comeback — we count those.
- iOS & Android
- Flexible weekly goals
- Home-screen widgets
- Arabic + full RTL
- Light & dark themes
- Backup & restore
Why Habit Radar exists
Consistency isn't the same as perfection.
Most habit apps are built around a single fragile number: the streak. Miss one day and it resets to zero — as if the thirty days before it never happened. That's not how building habits works, and it's why so many people quit their habit tracker in week three.
Habit Radar treats difficult days as part of building something sustainable. Your history stays yours: the app remembers your best run, marks quiet days without judgment, and makes returning feel like the natural next step — not starting over.
Missed yesterday? Your progress didn't disappear.
The comeback state
One small mark relights it. That's a comeback — we count those.
No zeroes. No red. No guilt. Your best run is kept, and one tap starts the comeback.
Daily habit tracking
A daily habit tracker that keeps today simple.
- One tap to complete. Open, mark, done. Today never turns into admin work.
- Track amounts — 8 glasses of water, 10 pages, 30 push-ups — with progress that fills as you go.
- Timer habits for meditation, focus sessions, or practice time.
- The day signal band shows your whole day at a glance — one segment per habit, filling as you complete them.
- Reminders that respect you. Gentle nudges at the times you choose, never spam.
Flexible weekly habits
Your routine doesn't need to look the same every day.
"Exercise three times this week" is more honest than forcing Monday, Wednesday and Friday — because real weeks move. Habit Radar supports weekly goals alongside daily ones, so a Tuesday session counts exactly as much as a Monday one.
Set habits for specific weekdays, a number of times per week, an amount per day, or a timer — whatever shape your routine actually has. The week adapts to you, not the other way around.
This week
Dashed dots are days still open — any of them can complete the week.
Weekly · Monthly · Overall · Yearly
See the patterns behind your progress.
Go beyond today's checklist. Habit Radar keeps your full habit history and turns it into honest views of how your habits are changing across weeks, months and years — a habit calendar, statistics and heat-maps that show trends, not just totals.
Your week, day by day
Seven days, every habit, one picture. Strong days stand tall, light days stay part of the story — and your personal-best day is marked in deep teal.
A month you can read at a glance
The monthly heat-map shows your rhythm — deeper teal for fuller days, amber marks where you came back after a quiet stretch. Patterns you'd never notice day-to-day become obvious.
Every habit's whole story
Totals, best runs and trend lines for each habit since the day you created it. This is where "am I actually more consistent than last quarter?" gets a real answer.
Your year in review
Three hundred and sixty-five small squares that add up to something you can be proud of — active days, longest runs, and the comebacks that kept the year alive.
The comeback system
A missed day isn't the end of the story.
Life happens: travel, illness, exams, newborns, plain tiredness. Habit Radar is the habit tracker designed for what comes after — the return.
1 · The quiet period
Nothing breaks.
Miss a day and nothing turns red, nothing resets to zero. The day is simply quiet. Your best run — the record you actually earned — is kept safe next to your habit.
2 · The relight
Your fire is dim — not out.
When you open the app, a gentle amber note meets you: "best run 14 · relight it today." One small completion is all it takes to start again.
3 · The signal recovers
Comebacks are counted.
Completing that first habit fires a calm sunset celebration — no confetti, no noise. The comeback itself is recorded as a win, because coming back is the hardest part.
Habit Radar never shows "0 days" or broken-streak language. The framing is always what you built and how to continue it — a design choice, applied everywhere in the app.
Wins & milestones
Celebrate progress that actually matters.
Streak length is one kind of progress — Habit Radar recognizes many. Milestones are earned from your real history: active days, personal records, comebacks, and the long arc of a habit's life.
Home Studio · Starter Packs
Not sure where to start? Start with a life, not a list.
Starter Packs are curated sets of habits around the life you want — Wellness, Learning, Sports, and more. Pick a pack, then keep what fits: every suggested habit can be removed or reshaped before it ever reaches your Today view.
Prefer a blank page? Skip the packs and build from presets or from scratch in Home Studio — your habits, your names, your icons, your colors.
Begin with a life, not a list
Keep what fits · tap to remove
Weekly recap
Understand your week, not just your score.
Every week closes with a short chapter: your strong days, what moved, where a personal record fell, and — when it happened — the comeback that turned the week around. A reflection, not a report card.
Over months, the chapters become the story of how your routine actually evolved. That story is why people keep going.
The week you came back.
Home-screen widgets
Your habits, one tap away.
See today's habits from your home screen and complete them without opening the app. Glanceable progress on iOS and Android — a list widget with tap-to-complete, a heat-map, and a simple progress ring.
Light & dark
Designed for your routine. Day or night.
Dark mode isn't an inversion — it's a designed night: deeper surfaces, softer ink, and a teal signal that gently glows. Evening check-ins feel as considered as morning ones.
Light
Designed night
العربية · Arabic & RTL
Made to feel native in every direction.
Habit Radar ships in eight languages — and Arabic isn't a translation pasted onto an English layout. The entire interface mirrors properly: right-to-left reading order, mirrored progress, native numerals, and typography chosen for Arabic.
English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Hindi and Russian — with the same care in each.
A different philosophy
Built around consistency, not perfection.
Most habit trackers optimize one behavior: don't break the chain. Habit Radar optimizes a different one: keep coming back. Here's what that changes.
Habit Radar
- Flexible consistency — daily habits, weekly goals, specific weekdays
- Comeback-friendly — best runs kept, returns celebrated, no zeroes
- Timers & amounts — minutes, glasses, pages, reps
- Long-term progress — weekly, monthly, overall and yearly views
- Calm motivation — quiet celebrations, honest recaps, no guilt mechanics
A typical streak tracker
- One number — the unbroken chain
- Miss a day, lose the record
- Rigid daily schedules only
- Check-or-nothing tracking
- Little context after a lapse
This is product philosophy, not a scorecard against any specific app — plenty of streak trackers are well made. Habit Radar is simply built for a different goal: habits that survive real life.
Free to start · iOS & Android
Build something you can come back to.
Your next good day can start today. Set up your first habits in under a minute — flexible goals, honest progress, and a tracker that's on your side when life isn't.
Questions
Everything people ask before they start.
What is Habit Radar?
Habit Radar is a habit tracker for iOS and Android built around real-life consistency. You track daily and weekly habits — including amounts and timers — see honest weekly, monthly and yearly progress, and get a comeback system that helps you return after missed days instead of punishing you for them.
What is the best way to track daily habits?
Keep it light: a short list of habits you can see in one glance, one tap to complete, and a weekly review to spot patterns. That's exactly how Habit Radar's Today view works — plus home-screen widgets so marking a habit takes seconds, not an app session.
Can I track habits a few times per week instead of daily?
Yes. Flexible weekly goals are a core feature: set "3 times this week" and complete it on whichever days work. You can also pin habits to specific weekdays if you prefer a fixed schedule.
Can Habit Radar track timed habits?
Yes. Timer habits let you set a duration — 10 minutes of meditation, 25 minutes of focused work — and run the timer from inside the app. The habit completes when the time is done.
Can I track goals like water, pages, or repetitions?
Yes. Amount-based habits track a number per day — 8 glasses of water, 10 pages, 30 push-ups — and fill up as you log progress through the day. Partial progress is always visible, never lost.
Does Habit Radar have habit widgets?
Yes, on both iOS and Android. Widgets show today's habits on your home screen with tap-to-complete, plus glanceable progress like heat-maps and a daily progress view.
Can I see monthly and yearly habit progress?
Yes. Beyond the Today view, Habit Radar has Weekly, Monthly, Overall and Yearly views — including a monthly habit calendar heat-map and a Year in Review with your active days, best runs and comebacks.
What happens if I miss a habit?
Nothing is destroyed. The day is marked quiet, your best run is kept, and the next time you open the app you'll see a gentle comeback prompt — "best run 14 · relight it today." Completing the habit starts a comeback, which Habit Radar counts as a win of its own.
Is Habit Radar available on iPhone and Android?
Yes — Habit Radar is available on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, with backup and restore to keep your history safe.
Does Habit Radar support Arabic?
Yes — fully. Arabic in Habit Radar is a true right-to-left experience with a mirrored interface, not translated strings on an English layout. The app also supports English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Hindi and Russian.