Logging
You record how many minutes you spent on an app, plus a mood and what you were doing. It takes about ten seconds. Nothing is tracked automatically - HabiTapp only knows what you type in.
The vocabulary, in plain English.
You record how many minutes you spent on an app, plus a mood and what you were doing. It takes about ten seconds. Nothing is tracked automatically - HabiTapp only knows what you type in.
For each app you track, you set a number of minutes you want to stay under. Your dashboard adds up today's logs and compares the total to the sum of your goals.
A streak counts consecutive days (in UTC) where you logged at least one thing. Miss a day and it resets. It's a nudge to show up daily, nothing more.
Insights ranks the apps you logged this period by total time, so you can see where the hours actually went - not where you assume they went.
A countdown timer for a focused stretch. You pick the apps you want to stay off and run the timer. It does NOT block apps on your device - it's a commitment device to keep you honest.
A plan for the end of your day: a quiet window, plus optional greyscale and do-not-disturb intentions. It's a reminder of the routine you set, not an enforced schedule.
HabiTapp connects to nothing. No screen-time permissions, no linked accounts, no background access. The only data stored is what you enter yourself - so there's nothing to leak.
HabiTapp is a progressive web app. On Android: menu then Add to Home screen. On iPhone: Share, then Add to Home Screen. On desktop: the install icon in the address bar.
Still stuck? Head back to your dashboard.