Android · home screen widget · free
didit.
Habits, at a glance.
A quiet habit tracker that lives on your home screen. Every day becomes a mark, and the patterns show up on their own. No account, no ads, no analytics, no network.
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Four kinds of habit
Each one is drawn the way it happens.
One of
Where did you eat? Home, takeout, out.
One coloured dot per pick, stacked by day, and a bar showing the mix.
Amount
Pages read. Minutes run. Hours slept.
A bar for each day, scaled to your ordinary days rather than a goal.
Count
Cups of coffee. Glasses of water.
A stack of pips, one per tally, so three cups look like three cups.
Done
Walked. Meditated. Stretched.
A filled dot, or an empty ring. No streak counter shaming you.
Not goals. Days.
Whatever you’re paying attention to.
Didit isn’t about hitting a target. It shows what your days actually looked like, so the thing you’re curious about answers itself after a couple of weeks.
Maya runs before work.
Run · Strength · Sleep · Water
Long runs on Sundays, strength on the odd days, and whether a rough night shows up in the next morning’s kilometres.
Match launcher · Space Grotesk · clear
Sam has two kids under five.
Bedtime · Screen time · Outside · Stories
Bedtime slips on weekends. Screen time climbs on the same days. Stories hold steady, which is the one that matters.
Light wallpaper · dark ink · Manrope
Jo writes mornings, plays nights.
Words · Guitar · Mood · Coffee
Eleven thousand words this month, and the low days are the days the guitar stayed in its case.
Card · Fraunces · large text
Ana is drinking less.
Drinks · Sleep · Meditate · Stretch
Not a streak to protect. A whole picture: fewer drinks, longer sleep, most days.
Material You · 70% card · no header
Logging
Tap the row. That’s the whole workflow.
Done habits toggle in one tap.
Tap the row on the widget. The dot fills. The app never opens.
One of habits ask which.
A small sheet with your options. One tap each, as often as it happens.
Amounts and counts take a number.
Type it, or bump it. Today’s total adds up as you go.
Fix any day from the month.
Streaks, the longest run, the last 30 days, and the mix of your choices.
Make it yours
The same two weeks, sixteen ways.
Clear on the wallpaper or on a card. Didit’s own colours, your launcher’s, or hand-picked. Seven typefaces, four sizes, and every part of the widget can be shown or hidden. Long-press, reconfigure, watch the preview.
Clear, on the wallpaper
On a card
Light
Match launcher, light
Match launcher, Niagara teal
Material You
Fraunces with JetBrains Mono
Space Grotesk, large
Hand-picked colours
Just the marks
One week
Four weeks
One habit, as a calendar
One habit, light
One habit, as a strip
One habit, on a card
Private by design
No nothin’.
- No account
- There is nothing to sign up for. Open the app, name a habit, put the widget on your home screen.
- No ads
- Nothing to sell you, nothing to upsell you to. Didit is free.
- No analytics
- Didit does not know how you use it, and neither does anyone else.
- No network
- The app does not ask for internet access at all. Your days stay on your phone.
Put your days on your home screen.
Get it on Google Play Source on GitHub
Made for Niagara Launcher. Works on any launcher. Android 8 and up.