

Today
Only what’s due, as cards. A yes-or-no habit is one tap; a counted one, like three litres or thirty pages, climbs towards its target. One-off tasks sit underneath.
One screen that asks what you meant to do today, and a record of what you did.




Only what’s due, as cards. A yes-or-no habit is one tap; a counted one, like three litres or thirty pages, climbs towards its target. One-off tasks sit underneath.


Repeat on the weekdays you choose, with an optional reminder at the time you pick. Each shows its current streak; archive what you’ve outgrown.


Completion over a week, a month or a year, perfect days, your best streak, and the habit you’re struggling with at the top.


The current streak, the longest one, and six months of days (done, missed and today) in a single grid.
Your run, one dot a day.
Five habits, the last week of each.
The part of the day, and nothing else.
Also: Today · Streak · Week · Tasks
A monochrome interface, dot-matrix figures, and one accent colour that only ever means “now” or “careful”. Light and dark, VoiceOver throughout, reduced motion honoured.
Your habits stay on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.
Backed up, and kept in step across every phone you sign in on.
Stop Plus and nothing is deleted. The backup waits 30 days in case you come back.
The whole app, on your phone.
Then monthly, at the price the app shows in your own currency. Cancel any time.
Yes, an email address. On Free it only signs you in; your habits stay on the phone.
Yes. Cancel before it ends in your App Store settings and you are not charged.
Plus runs to the end of the month you paid for. Nothing on your phone is deleted, and the backup is kept for 30 days.
Not yet. Paceon is made for iPhone.