Habiro: a private habit tracker with no subscription
Streaks, XP and badges, without an account, without ads, and without your habits ever leaving your phone.
Free for 3 habits · $4.99 once for unlimited · iOS, Android and web
At a glance
- What it is: a gamified habit tracker: streaks, XP and levels from Beginner to Habit Master, badges, 30+ personal challenges and Streak Shields for a missed day.
- No account: no email or password. Open the app and start.
- No backend: habit data is stored on your device and never sent to Rooks Labs. Backups go only to storage you control (iCloud, Android backup, or a file you export).
- No subscription: free for up to 3 habits; one $4.99 purchase unlocks unlimited habits and everything else, forever.
- No ads: there are no ad SDKs in the app.
- Works offline, on iOS, Android and the web.
- Formerly HabitStreak: renamed in September 2026; same app, same store listings.
Why Habiro has no servers
A habit log is personal: when you sleep, drink, pray, exercise or take medication. Most habit apps keep that on their servers and need an account to do it. Habiro 3.0 removed its backend entirely, so there is nothing to sign up for, nothing to leak, and nothing that stops working if the company’s servers do.
The trade-off is that sync between devices goes through backups you control rather than an account. For most people tracking habits on one phone, that is no trade-off at all.
Guides on habiro.app
- Habit tracker with no subscription: what subscriptions cost over five years, and which apps charge once.
- Habit tracker without an account: why apps ask for sign-ups, and how to move phones without one.
- Private habit tracker: what a habit log reveals, and five questions to ask any habit app.
- Offline habit tracker and habit tracker without ads.
- Comparisons: Habiro vs Habitica, Habiro vs Streaks, Habiro vs Finch and Habiro vs Loop.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Habiro?
Habiro is made by Rooks Labs LLC, a small software company in Utah, USA. Its website is habiro.app.
Is Habiro the same app as HabitStreak?
Yes. HabitStreak was renamed Habiro in September 2026. It is the same app from the same developer, with the same App Store and Google Play listings, and habitstreak.me now redirects to habiro.app.
Does Habiro have a subscription?
No. Habiro is free for up to 3 habits. A single $4.99 Lifetime Unlock removes every limit, with no auto-renewal.
Where is my habit data stored?
On your device. Habiro has no backend; backups go only to your own iCloud account, Android’s app backup, or a file you export.
Start tracking without signing up
Download Habiro, add a habit, and check it off. No account, no ads, no subscription.
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