Habit Tracker.

Track your daily habits and see your progress over time.

Saved to your account.

Private habits. Progress across devices.

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A simple daily habit tracker

Add something you want to do each day, such as reading, walking or practicing a language. Check in when you do it. Your recent week, current streak and total days done stay together in one place.

  • Daily done or not-done check-ins with undo
  • Current streaks, weekly progress and a 90-day habit activity heatmap
  • Private account storage, editable check-ins and saved time zones

Common questions

Is this habit tracker free?

Yes. Sign in with Google to create up to 50 habits and record one done or not-done check-in per habit each day. There are no numeric goals, reminders or paid features in this version.

How does the habit heatmap work?

See the past 90 days for all your habits or choose one habit. Darker squares mean a larger share of the habits tracked on that date were done. A habit only counts from the day you created it; striped days have no tracked habits. Tap a square, use the calendar arrow keys or choose a date to see exact check-ins. Deleting a habit removes it and its check-ins from this view.

Where is my progress saved?

Habits and check-ins are saved to your account on Tulo’s server, not browser local storage. Sign in to the same Google account to continue on another device. Clearing browser storage does not delete saved habits. An internet connection is needed to save and load progress.

How are streaks counted?

A streak is the number of consecutive completed calendar days ending today or yesterday. Your streak remains while today is still open. Missing a full day breaks it. Total days done includes every completed day, even outside your current streak.

Can I undo or correct a check-in?

Yes. Click Done today to undo today’s check-in. In a habit’s options, choose Edit check-in to add or remove a completion on any date from its creation day through today. Future dates are not allowed. Changes update your streak and total.

When does a new day start?

Days start at midnight in the saved time zone shown below your habits. Your first habit uses your browser’s time zone; new habits use the same zone. Traveling does not shift existing check-ins. Daylight saving follows that time zone’s calendar.

Are my habits public?

No. Only your signed-in account can access your habits and check-ins. There are no public profiles or sharing links. Rename or permanently delete a habit from its options; deletion also removes its check-ins.