Habits & Wellness Guides, Tools & Apps
Make habit logs understandable and easier to maintain.
Choose a habit you can describe as a specific action, then decide how often you want to record it. A streak counter is one way of displaying a record, but it is not the only useful view. Notes about context, missed days, or changes in routine can help you understand what the number alone leaves out.
Set reminders at a time when you can actually act, and avoid treating every missed notification as a failed day. When selecting an app, consider whether you can edit an incorrect entry, export your history, and control the information visible in widgets or notifications. The focus here is on practical software use and personal record keeping, not on promised health outcomes or treatment plans.
Use the guides below for a specific task, then follow the related tools and apps when they fit your workflow. Each article links to its sources and separates a general explanation from instructions that depend on a particular app or device.
Common Problems
A streak differs from your own count
Check the app’s day boundaries, time zone, and definition of a completed entry.
Notifications are not useful
Adjust frequency or disable unnecessary reminders so the logging routine remains practical.
SFByte Habits & Wellness Apps
All apps →QuitTrack: Break the Habit
Record progress as you work on changing a habit.
View appQuit Smoking Tracker, No Smoke
Keep a record of smoke-free time and personal progress.
View appQuit Habit Tracker: Streaks
Track habit streaks and record the context around a reset.
View appHabit Tracker: Pet & Self Care
Pair daily habit tracking with a virtual pet.
View app