Loop Habit Tracker or HabitForge
A free, open-source Android tracker with a habit score, charts and reminders, and no account at all.
Last checked 7 November 2026. Check Loop Habit Tracker yourself
Who is better off where
Choose Loop if you want a free, open-source Android tracker whose data never leaves your phone, with no account to make and a habit score that also survives a missed day.
Choose HabitForge if you want the same kept-days idea on the web as well as Android, other people beside your rope, cue, routine and reward on each habit, and AI drafts when the words will not come.
What it costs
On Loop Habit Tracker
- Free: Free. Completely free and open source (GPLv3); no paid plan on the pages we checked. loophabits.org
What HabitForge costs
- Free: 30 habits, for ever
- Pro: $9.99 a month · $99.90 a year
- Family: $8.99 a seat a month · 3–6 people
Feature by feature
Our column comes from the code we ship. Theirs comes from their own pages and store listings. A row they do not mention says so, which does not mean they lack it.
| Feature | Loop Habit Tracker | HabitForge |
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| Cue, routine and reward written on each habit | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| A picture of the habit beyond a streak number | Yes (play.google.com) | Yes |
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| A missed day leaves the kept days in place | Yes (play.google.com) | Yes |
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| Habits you want to stop | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| Pause a habit and come back | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| Reminders | Yes (loophabits.org) | Yes |
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| Friends, challenges or a feed | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| Web app | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| Android app | Yes (loophabits.org) | Yes |
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| iOS app | Not stated on the pages we checked | No |
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| Check in offline | Yes (play.google.com) | Yes |
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| Export your data | Yes (play.google.com) | Yes |
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| AI drafts and reflections | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| A per-seat household plan | Not stated on the pages we checked | Yes |
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| Home screen widgets | Yes (play.google.com) | No |
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| Health or wearable sync | Not stated on the pages we checked | No |
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| A free plan | Yes (loophabits.org) | Yes |
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| Open source | Yes (loophabits.org) | No |
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What HabitForge does not do
- No iOS app. There is no iPhone or iPad app. On those devices HabitForge runs in the browser.
- No home screen widgets. To check in, you open the app. Nothing sits on your home screen.
- No health or wearable sync. Nothing reads your watch, your step count or another app. A check-in is something you do on purpose.
- No guided way to replace a habit. You can mark a habit as one to break and write down its cue and reward. Nothing here walks you through keeping that cue and reward while you change the routine.
Open HabitForge