Haruda RitualHabit tracker on a calendar
Haruda Ritual is a habit tracker that stacks your habits on a calendar. Instead of clearing a checklist, you watch the dots fill in across the month.
Free · iOS · Android
Features
The calendar is the home screen
One dot per habit, per day. A dot fills in when you finish and fills partway to show your progress. See this month’s rhythm and today’s habits on one screen, and the whole year on a single page in the year view.
A type that fits each habit
Track each habit one of five ways: daily check, times per day, minutes per day, times per week, or minutes per week. Choose the weekdays, and only those days count; a log on an off day counts as a bonus. If you change a goal, past days are still judged by the goal you had at the time.
Today stays within reach
Check off and log straight from today’s list under the calendar. Missed a day? Fill it in from the calendar.
Widgets
Five widgets: Today, This month, One habit, Diary, and This year. Tap a circle on a widget to log without opening the app. On iPhone, you can also log from the Lock Screen and Control Center.
Diary and notes
Write a diary entry and log your mood for each day, and add a note to any habit on any day. The line you write on a day you missed turns out to be the most useful one later.
Stats that show which weekdays work
See the completion rate, streaks, and per-weekday stats for each habit, and keep track of the current week with weekly totals and progress bars.
Who it’s for
- —Anyone who quickly gets bored with checklist apps
- —Anyone with habits counted in times or minutes, like workouts, reading, or drinking water
- —Anyone with habits they do on set days, like three times a week, rather than every day
- —Anyone who wants to jot down a few lines about the day alongside their habits
Common questions
Is it free?
It’s free to download and use. There are two paid subscriptions: Haruda Plus removes ads, and Haruda Premium removes ads and adds automatic bots that work out calories, protein, and training volume from the meals and workouts you write in your notes. Both renew automatically.
If I miss a day, do I lose my record?
Your streak starts over, but the dots on your calendar stay. You can fill in a missed day from the calendar, and habits set to specific weekdays only count the days you planned.
What kinds of habits can I track?
There are five types: a daily check that records whether you did it, times per day (like 8 glasses of water), minutes per day (like 30 minutes of reading), and times or minutes per week (like working out 3 times a week).
Do I need an account?
No. You can start without signing in, and your records are saved on your device. Sign in with a Haruda account to see the same records on all your devices.