A habit trackerGrow a plant for every habit.

Hoya Habit is a habit tracker that helps you stick to your habits. Each one is a living plant: keep the habit and it grows, leaf by leaf, until it flowers. Let it slide and it wilts and drops its leaves.

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A free habit tracker app for iPhone, Android and the web. No ads, no feed to scroll.

The app on a phone: Your garden, four plants on two shelves, one for each habit, with the habit and its streak under each. — Your garden: a plant for each habit, and its streak under it.

How it works

One habit, one plant. Here a Hoya callistophylla grows from day 1 to day 166 of a habit kept.

Drawing of a Hoya callistophylla on day 1 of a habit kept.

Drawing of a Hoya callistophylla on day 6 of a habit kept.

See how it works, slide by slide

A habit tracker, with a garden on top

Streaks, a month at a glance, reminders and a past you can fix: the tracker is all there. The plants make it hard to stop.

Check in, and it growsTick off today. The streak moves, and so does the plant.
Every habit at a glanceSide by side, a square a day, a whole month on one page.
Your garden, your wayOn shelves, or together in one room by the window.

Plants to choose from

Sixteen species, each drawn from living plants, our own among them, and each growing by its own rules, as it does on a windowsill: a Hoya carnosa sends out bare vines before it leafs, Hoya compacta is slow and forgiving, String of Pearls shrivels first when it goes thirsty, and the Hoyas flower after a long run of care.

All plants, and how to keep the real ones

Day 120

No two are alike.

These two Pileas are the same age, kept the same way. Every plant grows from its own seed and your own check-ins, so yours is the only one like it.

Four cuttings in clear nursery pots in a tabletop greenhouse, each with a hand-written tag: a Pilea, a Hoya kerrii, an Alocasia Frydek and a Hoya Mathilde.

Cuttings to give.

A plant kept well for months grows a cutting. Pot it up as a new habit, or give it to a friend with a link.

What else is inside

Any habit you care about: self care, exercise, reading, prayer, water, sleep, less screen time. Build habits, or break one and log a slip when it happens.
Daily, several times a day, on chosen days, or weekly. Streaks and stats that always agree with what the plant is doing.
Reminders you can answer straight from the lock screen, and a plant that says when its next leaf and flower are due.
Fix the past: fill in a day you forgot, edit a whole week, undo. Unwell or away? One tap rests the whole garden, and nothing is lost.
On iPhone: Apple Watch, widgets for the home and lock screen, Siri and Shortcuts, and Apple Health, so a habit can count itself from your steps, water, sleep or mindful minutes.
Friends, care circles, leagues and challenges, with no follower counts.
Dark mode, and a garden that follows the time of day.

Questions

Where can I get Hoya Habit?

On the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, on Google Play for Android, and in any browser at hoyahabit.app. One account works on all of them, and your garden follows you.

What does it cost?

Hoya Habit is free to download and use, with no ads.

Is it a real habit tracker?

Yes. Daily, weekly or several-times-a-day habits, streaks, a month at a glance, reminders, and a past you can fill in or fix. The garden sits on top of all that and makes it hard to stop.

Do I need an account?

Yes, so your garden is kept safe and follows you between devices. Sign in with Apple, with Google, or with a one-time link sent to your email. No password to remember.

What happens if I miss a day?

The plant shows it, gently: the leaves soften and growth slows. Come back and it recovers. You can fill in a day you forgot, and one tap rests the whole garden when you are unwell or away.

Which plants can I grow?

Mostly Hoyas, with a Pilea, an Alocasia, String of Pearls and String of Hearts: sixteen species so far. Each is drawn from living plants and grows by its own rules.

What happens to my data?

Analytics are anonymous and cookie-free, nothing is sold to anyone, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app. The privacy policy has the details.

Made by a plant person

Hoya Habit is made by a real plant person in Zagreb. There is no feed and nothing to buy your way out of. Analytics are anonymous and cookie-free, nothing is sold to anyone, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app.

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