HabiTapp doesn't read your phone or snoop on your accounts. You write down what you used and how long - and that ten-second ritual is the whole point. A number you logged yourself is hard to argue with.
Still under your goals today. Nice.
Most trackers want you to connect your accounts and hand over a live feed of everything you do. HabiTapp asks for nothing.
No account linking, no screen-time permissions, no background access. There's no connected-app data to store, sell or lose - because the only thing we ever know is what you type in yourself.
Passive trackers get ignored. Typing the number yourself makes you actually notice it - that small act of honesty is what changes the habit, not the graph.
Three steps, repeated. That's how habits are built.
Tap the apps you used, slide the minutes, pick a mood. Ten seconds and you're done.
Your week, your totals, your most-used apps - turned into something you can actually read.
Show up daily and your streak grows. Miss a day and it resets. Simple, and weirdly motivating.
HabiTapp installs straight from the browser - no app store, no download. It opens fullscreen and loads instantly, so logging really does take seconds.
Add HabiTapp to your device
On Android: menu ⋮ → "Add to Home screen". On desktop: the install icon in the address bar.