Habitify: habit data across every platform you use
Habitify runs on iOS, Android, Mac, Windows and the web with one account. We look at who needs that and what the app charges for.
Habitify is the plainest kind of tracker: log the habit, see the numbers. No pet, no character, no story. Its distinguishing feature is that it runs wherever you are.
What it gives you
Platform coverage no one else here matches: iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and the web, with one account and live sync. For anyone who works at a desk and lives on a phone, that removes the reason most logs go stale.
Statistics that answer questions. Completion rate by weekday, streak history, time-of-day patterns — enough to notice that you always miss on Fridays.
Apple Health integration for habits that can be measured rather than declared.
What it costs
A subscription for most of it. The free tier caps habits and hides the analytics, which is precisely what the app is for.
A rating of 4.6 — respectable but the lowest here apart from Habitica.
No motivational layer at all. That is a choice, not an oversight, but it means the app does nothing when your willpower runs out.
Who it is not for
Anyone who needs the app to push them. Habitify records; it does not persuade.
And anyone on a single device — the main advantage disappears and cheaper trackers do the same job.