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Help me pick one of the habit trackers available through F-Droid?

2 years ago by qweertz to c/androidapps

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cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/17561925

I am having some trouble in picking one of the habit trackers available on F-Droid/Izzy-on-droid. Which one would you recommend or maybe you know another good free/libre one (from other repos or sources in general)?

The ones in my scope thus far are:

TimePlanner has also caught my eye but it seems to be quite a bit more than a simple habit tracker

dessalines 3 points 2 years ago

Loop and Habits are my favs.

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qweertz 1 point a year ago

Not to revive this old thread, but I'm curious:

Was this post a factor in you deciding to start Habit-Maker?

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dessalines 2 points a year ago

Part of it!

The main reason was that the habits app I liked above stopped development, and I read that atomic habits book by james clear, and realized that I could make an app that utilizes some of those ideas about forming habits.

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Phoenixz1 3 points 2 years ago

Table Habit is a useful productivity application, but it suffers from a user interface issue: the placeholder text in input fields is nearly invisible. I Will say go for Loop Habit Tracker.

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