Habitflow
Beautifully designed, end-to-end encrypted habit tracking.
A desktop-first habit and mood tracker that shows you how your daily habits affect your well-being by tracking your energy, mood, or whatever feeling is important to you. Mobile responsive with cross-device sync and optional end-to-end encryption.
Features
- State & Mood Tracking (“Discover Hidden Patterns”): Track emotional states and moods alongside regular activities to see how they influence each other.
- Individual Statistics & Analytics (“Dive Into Individual Tracking Statistics”): Track streaks, consistency, and progress trends for each individual habit.
- Streak Trails (“Watch your progress unfold”): A vibrant visual "trail" for streaks that encourages consistency, without stressing over missing a single day.
- Multiple Timescales (“Stay Oriented at Any Scale”): Track anything using Monthly, Weekly, and Yearly views for a clear perspective on your goals.
- Customization & Goals (“Build Your Own Flow”): Personalize your tracking using unique icons, colored labels, and specific target goals for activities.
- Responsive Design (“Desktop First, Mobile Ready”): Optimized for desktop usage while remaining fully responsive across all mobile devices.
- End-to-End Encryption (“Privacy by design”): Optional end-to-end encryption to ensure habit data is strictly private and only accessible to you.
- Data Sovereignty (“Export Your Data Anytime”): Built-in functionality to export your data to JSON and import backups to restore your history whenever you need.
Use Cases
- Building Daily Routines: Establishing positive habits (like reading or exercising) using visual streak trails to stay motivated.
- Mental Health & Mood Monitoring: Logging moods alongside habits to discover how daily activities impact emotional well-being.
- Privacy-Conscious Tracking: Securely tracking sensitive personal habits or health data using zero-knowledge end-to-end encryption.
- Breaking Negative Habits: Monitoring long-term abstinence from bad habits (like smoking or screen time) via individual consistency statistics.
- Long-Term Goal Visualization: Using yearly and monthly views to track macro-trends and maintain consistency over long periods.
- Desktop Productivity: Seamlessly logging habits directly from a computer without breaking workflow to pick up a mobile device.
Comments
I'm Ramiz, I built Habitflow because I couldn't find a habit tracker that actually worked on desktop. Every app I tried was clearly built for mobile first, and since I spend most of my day at a computer, that was enough friction to make nothing stick. The thing I'm most proud of beyond the desktop experience is the patterns page. You can track your mood and states alongside your habits and see how they correlate over time, allowing you to see how what you do and how you feel affect each other. It's mobile responsive with cross-device sync and optional end-to-end encryption, and more features that make the app satisfying to use. Happy to answer any questions.
The desktop-first framing is smart, because most trackers really are built thumb-first, and if you live in a browser all day the app you have to pick up your phone for is the one you quietly abandon. The patterns page is the part I would lead with, since correlating mood against habits is the actual insight and the streaks are just the hook that gets people logging. One question: is the end-to-end encryption opt-in or on by default? For anything touching mood and mental health, turning it on by default, and saying so loudly, tends to win the exact privacy-conscious people you list as a use case. Nice work, the streak trail looks calming rather than guilt-trippy.
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I'm Ramiz, I built Habitflow because I couldn't find a habit tracker that actually worked on desktop. Every app I tried was clearly built for mobile first, and since I spend most of my day at a computer, that was enough friction to make nothing stick. The thing I'm most proud of beyond the desktop experience is the patterns page. You can track your mood and states alongside your habits and see how they correlate over time, allowing you to see how what you do and how you feel affect each other. It's mobile responsive with cross-device sync and optional end-to-end encryption, and more features that make the app satisfying to use. Happy to answer any questions.
The desktop-first framing is smart, because most trackers really are built thumb-first, and if you live in a browser all day the app you have to pick up your phone for is the one you quietly abandon. The patterns page is the part I would lead with, since correlating mood against habits is the actual insight and the streaks are just the hook that gets people logging. One question: is the end-to-end encryption opt-in or on by default? For anything touching mood and mental health, turning it on by default, and saying so loudly, tends to win the exact privacy-conscious people you list as a use case. Nice work, the streak trail looks calming rather than guilt-trippy.
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