Eight glasses. Thirty pages. Two workouts. Your habits are numbers, and every app hands you a checkbox. HabitKept counts what you do, on the schedule you actually keep, and turns 75-day challenges into a board you'll want to screenshot.
Early access this fall. The challenge costs 75 days; the tracker costs twenty bucks a year: $19.99/yr, locked for life for founding members.
Early access this fall. One launch email. Your data never leaves your phone.
July · darker = closer to done
22 perfect days · current run 23
Log amounts in one tap from the widget, without opening the app. Partial progress renders as partial progress. A 6-of-8 day shows 75% and colors the board accordingly, which is what keeps you coming back on imperfect days. Imperfect days are most days.
Lift Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and HabitKept scores the week out of three. Sunday is a rest day, not a red square. If your life runs on it, HabitKept can count it.
The full ruleset tracked without ambiguity: both workouts, the water, the pages, the diet, the daily photo. A completion screen built to be screenshotted into the group chat, and a custom builder for any challenge you invent after. Works with the rules of popular 75-day programs. Not affiliated with any of them.
Everything lives on your phone. No login screen between you and logging. Optional encrypted iCloud backup, and that's the whole data story.
Both are excellent, and if checkboxes fit your habits, buy one of them today. But their own users have asked for quantities and flexible schedules for years. HabitKept is for habits you measure, and for the 75 days you've decided to measure everything.
No, and we say that plainly. HabitKept is an independent tracker with a challenge mode compatible with popular 75-day program rules, plus a builder for your own. No affiliation, no endorsement claimed.
Two simple habits, free forever. Everything, including challenge mode, for 7 days free, then $19.99 a year for founding members, locked for life. After launch it's $2.49 a month. Cancel in two taps. If you've been burned by trial-then-surprise-charge apps, so have the people who wrote our billing.
Nowhere. It stays on the device, works in airplane mode, and optional iCloud backup is encrypted with your own Apple account. Plain-words policy here.
I read thousands of reviews across every leading habit tracker before starting. The pattern was almost funny: the most successful apps in the category cannot count. Quantities and real schedules are the two most requested features, years running, in a market that keeps proving people pay for this. So HabitKept counts. That's the whole idea, done properly.
Sam Harper, maker of HabitKept
$19.99/yr locked forever · early access this fall
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