A different perspective.
The same small steps.
From compact lists to colorful grids and heatmaps, choose how your habits come together.

A calmer space to build the habits that make you, you. Find your rhythm, see your progress, and make a little room for better days.


A glass of water. A few quiet minutes. A walk around the block. Habstick gives your everyday intentions a place to grow.
Pick a habit, a color, and a rhythm that fits.
Check in, one small action at a time.
See your consistency become real progress.

Keep your daily rituals together. Filter by category and find the view that makes sense for you.
Flexible layouts. One clear focus.
There’s more than one way to build a habit.
Find the one that feels right for you.
From compact lists to colorful grids and heatmaps, choose how your habits come together.

Activity, milestones, and a history of showing up. Your journey is more than a single streak.

Offline storage, heatmaps, widgets, eight layouts, custom habits, schedules, reminders, milestones, statistics and backup. Each explainer says what the feature does and where it stops.
Start tracking in seconds without handing over your email address. HabStick stores your habit records locally on your phone, works completely offline, and gives you full control over encrypted backups.
Turn every small check-in into a visual mosaic of progress. HabStick pairs GitHub-style habit grids and annual activity heatmaps with flexible card, compact, and weekly views.
Out of sight usually means out of mind. HabStick brings calm, color-coded habit widgets to your iPhone and Android home screen so your daily rhythm stays one glance away.
Most habit apps give you one list and call it a design. HabStick ships eight card layouts, so your home screen can be a compact checklist on busy days and a month of heatmaps when you want the long view.
A habit tracker works better when the habit looks like yours. HabStick lets you name it, sort it, color it, and pick the icon or emoji that makes it feel like part of your day.
Every habit has its own rhythm. HabStick lets a habit repeat every day, on any number of days each week, or only on the weekdays you choose—and the streak math follows that choice.
A reminder only helps if it reaches you while there is still time to act on it. HabStick schedules local notifications on your phone, at the times you choose, with gentle copy that names the habit instead of nagging you in the abstract.
The Progress tab opens with a plain answer to a simple question: how is today going? From there, HabStick shows the last seven days, streaks, and a consistency trend built from your own check-ins.
Streaks are just numbers until they start to mean something. HabStick turns the current streak into a ladder of 18 milestones—from Started on Day 1 to Eternal on Day 3,000—and lets you turn any of them into a share card.
Your habits should not be locked to one phone. HabStick backs up to your own Google Drive or iCloud account, keeps an encrypted file you can carry, and restores your habits, streaks, reminders, and settings after you confirm.

With 65+ languages, expressive themes, and flexible layouts, Habstick makes room for the way you like to do things.
A little personality goes a long way.Eight home screen layouts, flexible schedules with streak rules, multiple reminders per habit, 18 streak milestones with shareable cards, richer progress insights, and home screen widgets. The same focus on your habits, with more ways to make it your own.
No account is needed to track your habits. Your habit records are stored locally on your device, so you can build your routine without a sign-up flow.
Yes. Your day-to-day habit tracking works offline. Store purchases and some third-party services may require an internet connection.
Habstick supports Google Drive and iCloud sync to back up your data, as well as optional AES-256 encrypted local backups that you can export and restore anytime.
Habstick offers optional premium features through subscriptions and lifetime purchases. Check the app and your device’s store for current pricing and availability.
One habit. One check-in. One good place to start.