TrakBit vs. HabitKit
HabitKit is a popular indie habit tracker known for its GitHub-style grid and privacy-first, no-login design. TrakBit is a science-based tracker built for a wider range of languages. Here's an honest side-by-side, including where HabitKit wins.
| TrakBit | HabitKit | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iOS (Android in closed testing) | iOS and Android |
| Price | Free (optional Pro from US$1.99/mo) | Free for up to 4 habits; Pro unlocks unlimited habits via monthly, annual, or lifetime purchase (check the App Store for current pricing — HabitKit tests its price points) |
| Languages | 30+ languages | English-first |
| Signature feature | Science-based habit insights | GitHub-style contribution grid; local-only data, no login required |
| Track record | New | Documented solo-developer growth story, ~$15k/month in 18 months |
Where HabitKit wins
HabitKit is already publicly available on Android, while TrakBit's Android version is still in closed testing. Its GitHub-style grid is a genuinely distinctive way to see your streaks at a glance, and its no-login, on-device-only approach to data is a real privacy advantage if that matters to you. It also has a well-documented growth track record as a bootstrapped, solo-developer app.
Where TrakBit wins
TrakBit is free with no habit limit (Pro is optional), and it supports 30+ languages out of the box — HabitKit's interface is English-first. TrakBit also leans on behavioral science (like the Fogg Behavior Model) for reminders and insights, rather than a grid-only view of your streaks.
Bottom line
Need Android today, or want that GitHub-grid look with zero login? HabitKit is a proven pick. Want a free, unlimited, multilingual, science-backed tracker on iOS? Try TrakBit.
FAQ
Is TrakBit really free, with no habit limit?
Yes — TrakBit is free with no cap on habits and no ads. HabitKit is free for up to 4 habits, with Pro unlocking unlimited habits via a paid tier. Optional TrakBit Pro (US$1.99/month, US$14.99/year or US$24.99 lifetime) adds sharing, challenges and printable scanning.
Does TrakBit have Android like HabitKit?
Not publicly yet. HabitKit already ships on iOS and Android. TrakBit is on iOS today; its Android version is in closed testing, and you can join the waitlist at trakbit.app/android.
Where does TrakBit store my data, compared to HabitKit?
On iPhone, TrakBit syncs your data only within Apple's ecosystem. The Android version, now in closed testing, is designed to keep your data 100% on your phone. HabitKit keeps everything on your device with no login; if you want your data to never leave your phone today, HabitKit is the stronger fit.