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Tap + on the Today screen. Pick a template (Drink water, Read, Walk, No smoking …) or type your own name, then choose the goal, the days and a reminder. You can change any of it later.

A simple yes/no check-off, a count (glasses, pages, push-ups), a duration with a focus timer, or a quit goal that counts the days you stayed away. Apple Health can fill steps, water, workouts, sleep and mindful minutes for you.

Yes. A habit can repeat every day, on chosen weekdays, a number of times a week or every few days. Days it isn't planned don't count against your streak.

iPhone and iPad with iOS/iPadOS 18.0 or later, Mac, and Apple Watch (Watch check-ins need Pro). There is no Android or web version.

A streak is the number of planned days in a row you completed the habit. Days the habit isn't scheduled are skipped, not counted as misses.

No. Today isn't missed until it is over, so your streak stays as it is until midnight.

Yes. Open the habit and tap the day. On the free plan you can fill in the last 5 days; with Pro, any past day.

A Pro feature that lets you skip a planned day without losing your streak — for travel, illness or a rest day.

The free plan shows the last 16 weeks on the heatmap; Pro shows a full year. Nothing older is deleted either way.

Each habit can have a reminder at a time you pick (1 per habit on the free plan, several with Pro). Pro can also remind you when you arrive at a place, like the gym. Reminders skip days a habit is already done or not planned.

Yes. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show today's habits and streaks, and you can check habits off from them without opening the app.

Yes. The Watch app shows today's habits and checks them off with one tap. Watch check-ins are part of Habiter Pro.

Yes. Habiter's actions are available in Siri and the Shortcuts app, so you can check a habit off by voice or from an automation.

If you allow it, a habit can complete itself from Health data — reach your step goal and your walk is done. Water, workouts and mindful minutes can also be saved to Health. One habit can use this on the free plan, every habit with Pro.

No. Health data is read on your iPhone and is never sent to Habiter's developer or any third party.

No. There is no sign-up. Habiter works as soon as you open it.

Through your own iCloud account. Every device signed in with the same Apple Account sees the same habits and history.

Yes, as long as iCloud is on for Habiter. Sign in with the same Apple Account, install Habiter and your habits appear.

No ads, ever, on any plan. Habiter collects anonymous usage statistics to improve the app and never sells data. Details are in the privacy policy.

Yes. Settings has a Delete all data option that removes your habits and history from the device and from iCloud.

On iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Habiter. Cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid renewal.

Open Settings in Habiter and tap Restore purchases while signed in with the Apple Account you paid with. If it still isn't unlocked, write to us with the date of purchase.

Yes. Habiter Pro lifetime is a one-time purchase ($59.99 in the US) with no subscription.