Streaks: twelve habits, one purchase, no subscription

Streaks limits you to twelve habits on purpose and charges once. We look at why the limit is a feature and where the app stops.

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Streaks is the habit tracker for people who dislike habit trackers. No pet, no levels, no social feed. A grid of twelve, a streak counter, and nothing else.

What it gives you

A hard limit of twelve habits. This reads as a restriction and works as a feature: the failure mode of habit tracking is adding thirty things and keeping none. The ceiling forces a choice.

Apple Watch and Health integration done properly. Habits tied to Health data — steps, workouts, mindful minutes — tick themselves off. That removes the single biggest reason people stop logging.

A one-time purchase. No subscription, no ads, no upsells, in a category where almost everything is rented.

What it costs

Money up front, with no trial.

Apple only. There is no Android version, so a change of phone means losing the history, and a household on mixed platforms cannot share the approach.

English only, per the App Store listing.

Who it is not for

Anyone tracking more than a dozen things — the ceiling is not adjustable.

And anyone who needs motivation from outside. Streaks assumes you already want to do the thing and only need a record; if that assumption is wrong, Finch or Habitica will hold you better.

The rest of the picks are in our roundup: Best habit tracker apps in 2026.

Common questions

Is Streaks available on Android?
No. The app ships for iPhone and iPad only, and we could not confirm a Google Play package. Similarly named apps on Google Play come from other developers and are not the same program.
What languages does Streaks support?
Of the languages this site covers, the App Store lists: English. The store page shows the full list for your region.
Is Streaks free?
Streaks is a paid app: bought once, with no subscription.