Habit Tracker: Habit OK

About this app

Habit OK is a simple habit tracker and task manager for daily routines, goals, reminders and progress stats. Build good habits, break bad patterns, plan tasks, and keep your day on track without clutter. Create habits for repeating actions and tasks for one-off work. Organize tasks into sections, add subtasks, comments and flags, review change history, and check things off from a clear daily workspace. Use Habit OK for reading, workouts, water, study sessions, deep work, household tasks, screen-time limits, nicotine, caffeine, sugar, journaling, or any routine you want to repeat. Why Habit OK works: • Fast habit tracking: see today, tap once, move on. • Good and bad habits: build positive routines and limit unwanted patterns. • Full task manager: sections, subtasks, comments, flags and change history. • Streaks and progress: review completion, consistency and long-term changes. • Smart reminders: get nudges on the right days and times. • Home Screen widgets: mark habits faster without opening the app. • Meanings: keep your reasons and motivation close. • Flexible appearance: make the app feel calm and personal. Habit OK brings habits and tasks into one focused workspace. Repeating actions live in the habit tracker; one-off work lives in tasks. That makes it easier to see what matters today, stay consistent, and keep progress visible. Start small. Track today. Add a task. Build a system you can actually keep. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

• Tasks now have a detailed card: subtasks, comments, a flag, and change history are all available in one place • Subtasks are now visible directly in the task list and can be completed without opening task details • Habit OK is now available in 7 languages: Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Japanese have been added

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1. First observed Aug 25, 2026 · 5:55 PM Free