TrakBit vs. Loop Habit Tracker

Loop Habit Tracker is a much-loved open-source habit tracker for Android: free, ad-free, offline and account-free. But it has no iPhone version. TrakBit is a free, science-based habit tracker built for iOS. Here's an honest side-by-side, including where Loop wins.

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TrakBitLoop
PlatformsiOS (Android in closed testing)Android only (Google Play, F-Droid). No iPhone version
PriceFreeFree and open source (GPL-3.0), no ads, no in-app purchases
Languages14 languagesCommunity-translated into many languages
Signature featureScience-based habit insights, widgets, Apple Watch and Apple Health auto-completeHabit strength score, flexible schedules, widgets, CSV/SQLite export
Track recordNewOpen source with 10k+ GitHub stars; latest release v2.3.1 (Aug 2025)

Where Loop wins

Loop is genuinely hard to beat on Android. It's fully open source, completely free, has no ads and needs no account — your data stays on your phone, and you can export it to CSV or SQLite whenever you want. Its habit strength score is a smart idea too: a missed day lowers the score a little instead of wiping out a streak. And it has years of track record behind it.

Where TrakBit wins

Loop doesn't exist on iPhone, and TrakBit was built for it: home-screen widgets, Apple Watch, and habits that complete themselves from Apple Health data. TrakBit also leans on behavioral science (like the Fogg Behavior Model) for reminders and insights, and one bad day doesn't erase your progress — the same forgiving idea behind Loop's strength score.

Bottom line

On Android and want something open source, offline and account-free? Loop is the pick. On iPhone and looking for a Loop-style tracker? Try TrakBit.

FAQ

Is there a Loop Habit Tracker for iPhone?

No. Loop Habit Tracker is Android-only (Google Play and F-Droid) and there is no official iOS version. If you're on iPhone, TrakBit is a free alternative built for iOS, with widgets, Apple Watch and Apple Health.

Is TrakBit free like Loop?

Yes — TrakBit is free, with no habit limit and no ads. The difference is that Loop is also open source (GPL-3.0); TrakBit is not.

Where does TrakBit store my data, compared to Loop?

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. Loop already works fully offline on Android with no account, and also lets you export your data to CSV or SQLite.

Is Loop Habit Tracker still maintained?

Yes. Its latest release, version 2.3.1, came out in August 2025 on F-Droid and Google Play.

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