Best Habit Tracker Apps for Daily Routines in 2026

Goal4 Our Pick

Goal4 gives each habit a daily, weekly or monthly goal. You log progress with a tap, or with plus and minus buttons when the goal is a number, and the progress bar updates right away. Streak tracking warns you before a streak breaks, not after. Your history shows as a contribution grid in 5 layouts (compact, weekly, monthly, expanded and editorial), plus a monthly calendar with a bar chart of daily progress. You can backdate or edit any past day from the calendar, and each habit gets its own stats: total count, completion rate, current streak and best day.

You set reminders per habit, at any time of day. Quiet days mute them on the days you choose. That is all quiet days do: Goal4 has no streak freezes or skip days. Home screen widgets on iOS arrived in March 2026 and notes on habits in June 2026. You can also share any habit as an image card with its stats. There are 16 themes and 39 languages. Goal4 runs on iPhone, iPad and Android. It has no Apple Watch app, no Mac app, no Apple Health or Health Connect link and no friends features.

It needs no account, works offline and keeps your habits on the device. Its App Store privacy label declares no data used to track you. Under Data Not Linked to You, it lists Identifiers, Usage Data and Diagnostics for Analytics, and Purchases, Identifiers and Diagnostics for App Functionality. There are no third-party ads; the free edition shows a card for our other apps, which Pro hides. Goal4 has been on the App Store since 2025, was updated in October 2026 and has one App Store rating so far.

Pricing: Free to download, with Pro as a weekly or yearly subscription after a 7-day free trial. The listing does not say which features need Pro.

Best for: people who track a handful of habits against daily, weekly or monthly goals and want to see their consistency as a grid, with no account.

Me+ Lifestyle Routine Most Popular

Me+ Lifestyle Routine by ENERJOY PTE. LTD. has been on the App Store since 2022 and has the most US ratings on this page: 4.8 stars from 248,500. Its listing describes a daily routine planner and habit tracking in one app. You build daily and morning routines with the icons and colors you choose, set reminders, and use a mood and progress tracker, planning templates and a personality test. The listing also offers what it calls evidence-based self-care information. It runs on iPhone, with no iPad app, and on Android, where Google Play shows over 10 million downloads. It lists 5 languages and was updated in June 2026.

The listing says the subscription gives “unlimited access to the VIP features” without saying what they are. Reviewers say the free plan limits how many tasks you can add, and returning users say it used to be unlimited. On the plus side, reviewers say it helps them keep up with chores, tidying and hygiene. Its listing does not mention streak tracking, a calendar or charts. Its App Store age rating says Contains Advertising, while Google Play does not flag ads. Its privacy label declares Identifiers used to track you. Reviewers report billing problems around the free trial too, and some say they were charged after cancelling.

Pricing: Free to download. Me+ Lifestyle Routine lists 10 VIP entries: monthly at $7.99, $9.99 or $12.99, three months at $19.99 or $29.99, yearly at $39.99, $59.99 or $69.99, and two offers at $19.99 and $29.99. The listing does not say which yearly entry is the standard price or how long the trial runs.

Best for: people who want a planner for daily and morning routines, with mood tracking and templates, more than a habit counter.

Habit Tracker by Inner Grow Best Value

Habit Tracker by Inner Grow Limited has been on the App Store since 2019 and holds 4.8 stars from 148,200 US ratings. It was updated in October 2026. Its listing covers a lot: building and quitting habits, goals measured in units such as minutes or glasses of water, detailed stats, and weekly, monthly and yearly reports. Reminders can be time or location based, with several per habit and custom recorded sounds, and an alarm-style reminder arrived in June 2026. It also has Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Apple Health sync for water, steps, sleep, exercise and calories, and group habits and friendly competition with friends. The list goes on: mood tracking, a habit diary, a focus timer, an HRV Stress Monitor, a Face ID or Touch ID lock and Cloud Sync. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, with no Android version, in 11 languages.

It gets our Best Value badge because you can pay once: Lifetime Member is $19.99, and the yearly plan is $7.99. Reviewers say they like paying once instead of subscribing. Streaks by Crunchy Bagel costs less, at $5.99, but has no free version. Inner Grow’s listing never says what Premium adds, and reviewers report a cap on habits in the free version. Its description never mentions streak tracking, though reviewers describe streak counts. Reviewers also report progress lost after updates or reinstalls, check-ins and stats recorded wrong, and errors with the friends sharing feature. Its privacy label declares no data used to track you.

Pricing: Free to download. Habit Tracker by Inner Grow lists Monthly Premium at $4.99, Habit Premium Yearly at $7.99, Lifetime Member at $19.99 and Lifetime Family at $12.99, plus Enhance Yourself at $9.99 and Habit Promo at $14.99, which the listing does not explain. No trial length is stated.

Best for: iPhone and Apple Watch users who want Apple Health data, friends features and plenty of options, and would rather pay once.

Productive - Habit Tracker

Productive - Habit Tracker by Mosaic S.r.l. has been on the App Store since 2015 and holds 4.6 stars from 91,100 US ratings. Its listing lets you create, complete, stop or pause habits, name each one with an icon and color, add notes, and build chains of completed habits and perfect days. Programs give you daily habit tips, reflection check-ins and motivation prompts, and challenges let you compete with other users around the world. It runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Android, in 19 languages. Its last update was in March 2026, the oldest on this page.

The free tier caps the number of habits, and the listing does not give the number. Reviewers say it is about five. Premium unlocks unlimited habits, the challenges, full-text articles, per-habit and location reminders, per-habit stats and week-by-week trends. Reviewers praise its simple, clean interface. They also say the price is too high. Complaints about frequent upgrade prompts and no sync between devices come mostly from older reviews. It has no ads, per its listing, though its privacy label declares Purchases, Contact Info and Identifiers used to track you.

Pricing: Free to download. Productive - Habit Tracker lists Premium at $19.99, $39.99, $59.99 and $79.99 for a year, $10.99 for a month and $5.99 for a Weekly Bundle Premium with FT, plus a $3.99 Upgrade Productive the listing does not explain. The listing mentions a free trial but not its length.

Best for: people who want ready-made programs and challenges, on an Apple Watch or an Android phone.

Fabulous: Daily Habit Tracker

Fabulous: Daily Habit Tracker, sold by Fabulous, has been on the App Store since 2017 and holds 4.4 stars from 89,300 US ratings. Its listing says it grew from habit tracking into “a self-improvement, coaching, and mental health platform.” You build morning and evening routines, track habits and goals, and get a daily coaching series, a journal and gratitude journal, a to-do list, short workouts, breathing exercises, affirmations and meditation sessions. A community runs live challenges. Release notes add a Motivation Widget with your streak (2024), Dynamic Island support for routine mode and a Picture-in-Picture routine window (2025). It runs on iPhone, with no iPad app, on Apple Watch and on Android, where it is called Fabulous Daily Routine Planner. It lists 7 languages and was updated in September 2026.

Premium adds unlimited habits for your routines, coaching series grouped by topic, Premium Journeys and one-on-one coaching. The listing does not spell out what the free tier includes. Reviewers say it helps them build habits and keep a routine. Recent reviews are harsher than the all-time rating, though. Reviewers most often say they were charged after cancelling, or that cancelling was hard. They also describe a cluttered interface with pop-ups between check-offs, frequent promotion of the developer’s other apps, and signing in with an email. No ads are flagged on either store. Its privacy label declares Contact Info used to track you.

Pricing: Free to download. Fabulous: Daily Habit Tracker lists an Annual Subscription at $49.99 and Premium Quarterly at $39.99, plus a Fabulous Premium entry at six prices from $16.99 to $59.99 with no period named. The listing states no trial length. Reviewers say subscriptions bought on the developer’s website do not show in Apple’s subscription list and have to be cancelled on that website.

Best for: people who want guided coaching and routines more than a habit counter, and who will keep an eye on billing.

Streaks by Crunchy Bagel Top Rated

Streaks by Crunchy Bagel Pty Ltd has the highest two-decimal rating among the competitors here, 4.81 from 27,400 US ratings. It has been on the App Store since 2015, its listing calls it an Apple Design Award winner, and it was updated in October 2026. You track up to 24 tasks a day, choose how often each one repeats, and aim for a run of consecutive days, with your current and best streak and other statistics. Negative tasks help you break bad habits, timed tasks cover things like mindfulness, and Apple Health data can complete a task for you. You also get daily notes, 78 color themes, over 600 icons, widgets up to extra-large and Siri Shortcuts.

It runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Apple Vision, and syncs through iCloud. Release notes add CSV export and import. You can share tasks with other users so they can encourage you. There is no Android version. It costs $5.99 once, and reviewers say they like not paying a subscription. They also praise the Apple Health link and the Watch app. Their complaints: it takes a while to learn, and older reviews call the 24-task cap too low. Its privacy label declares no data used to track you, and no ads are declared.

Pricing: Streaks by Crunchy Bagel costs $5.99 up front. No in-app purchases are listed, so there is no subscription, Pro tier or trial.

Best for: Apple users with a Watch or a Mac who want Apple Health to tick off tasks and would rather pay once.

Strides: Habit Tracker + Goals

Strides: Habit Tracker + Goals by Goals LLC has been on the App Store since 2013. It holds 4.8 stars from 19,200 US ratings and was updated in October 2026. Its listing goes past daily check-offs. You can track good or bad habits and SMART goals, use an Average tracker for a repeating number and a Target tracker for a goal with a date, and follow projects on milestone calendars. Streak calendars, charts with history and success rate, and progress reports show how you are doing. You also get unlimited reminders, 150+ templates, notes and Apple Health integration. Release notes from September and October 2025 add quarterly goals, widgets, dark mode and sharing with an accountability partner.

It runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac and Android, in 10 languages. Its listing says “Strides is free forever to track what’s most important to you.” Strides Plus unlocks unlimited trackers, sync between iPhone, iPad and Mac, tags and filters, the Today List, data export and goal notes. Reviewers say the free version allows three trackers. They also say it is easy to use, flexible beyond yes or no, and backed by responsive support. Some reviewers say Plus costs too much. No ads are declared on either store, and its privacy label declares no data used to track you.

Pricing: Free to start. Strides Plus comes as a monthly or annual subscription or a one-time lifetime plan, listed at seven prices from $4.99 to $149.99. The listing does not say which price belongs to which plan, or how long a trial runs.

Best for: people who track goals with numbers and deadlines, not just daily check-offs, across Apple devices and Android.