People want to build better habits, but most tracker apps are either too complex or too boring to stick with. I built one that's minimal enough to use daily but flexible enough to fit any routine.

One-tap tracking — the main screen shows today's habits, current streaks, and completion progress. Mark a habit done with a single tap, no extra screens.

Flexible habit system — each habit gets its own color, icon, time of day, and active days of the week. You're not locked into a rigid template; the app adapts to how you actually live.

Lifestyles — user-defined categories like "Sports," "Study," or "Health." Each lifestyle has its own stats, so you can see which area of your life is getting the most attention (and which isn't).

Quests — short-term goals layered on top of habits. Want to read 10 books this quarter or run 30 times this month? Quests track that separately from daily streaks.

Activity heatmap — a visual map of your consistency over time. One glance tells you if you're building momentum or slipping.

Smart filtering — filter habits by day, lifestyle, or completion status. Useful once you're tracking 10+ habits and need a focused view.

Built with Material Design guidelines. Clean typography, smooth animations, consistent spacing. The interface stays out of the way and lets the data speak.

A polished Android app that covers the full habit-tracking loop: create, track, review, adjust. Ready for the Play Store.

Personal project, open-source.