

Habitica
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Transforms habit and task management into a gamified system with customizable avatars, in-game rewards, team quests, collectibles, and flexible input of habits, dailies, and to-dos. Track progress, join challenges, and access features on web and mobile.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Open Source
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
Habitica News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent News
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Quiet-Control added Habitica as alternative to Quiet Control- leilakhanova added Habitica as alternative to Mini Loops
guttaeab added Habitica as alternative to Daily Pact
realitymoss added Habitica as alternative to Steadily.me
coachcallai added Habitica as alternative to Coach Call AI
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Comments and Reviews
Can't even undo a habit activity. If you accidental click.
[Edited by ugurozturk, April 21]
We can edit right now, via web. Editing points manually
You can if you click on less button
Such applications (and I mean todo managers here) are needed so that you don't have to keep all the things in your mind and can quickly write them down even on the go. They serve as electronic notebooks. The latter don't require internet connection to create a task or grocery list etc. And Habitica does, sadly. That's a breaking "feature" for me so I didn't go further creating my virtual hero in the Android application. Keep that in mind while considering using Habitica.
It's the most complete app that I found to control habits and tasks.
I like the idea of gamification. It reminds me of the XKCD comic about leveling up in real life. But I would prefer separate apps for habit formation and task lists. Also, the style is too nerdy for me. I don't play the kinds of games that this imitates.
You can only download it on Google play (or Apple app store) as they dont have newest versions on Github and they dont want to work on adding it to F-Droid
love habitica, easily one of the most fun and easy to use gamification productivity apps out there!
This app can really help you change your life