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Habit Pocket vs BeHabitual

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Habit Pocket compared with BeHabitual
DetailHabit Pocket logo Habit Pocket BeHabitual
What it doesTrack what matters, every day. One simple grid. A habit tracker that counts things the way you do them
StageStartup MVP
Founded2024 Not given
Based inCA Not given
Pricing modelFreemium Free
PricingFree: up to 5 habits, yes/no and numeric types, stats page for every habit, 60 days of stats, multi-device sync. Pro monthly: $3.99/month (7 days free). Pro yearly: $29.99/year (37% savings, 7 days free). Lifetime: single payment for all Pro features forever. Free. No card required. Up to 30 active habits while in early access.
Key features
  • Four habit types: checkmarks, numbers, times of day, and select lists
  • Correlation charts overlay multiple metrics to show patterns
  • Apple Health auto-fill for steps, weight, and health metrics on iOS
  • AI integration via Claude or ChatGPT through MCP protocol
  • Offline-first sync across iOS and web
  • Skips pause streaks instead of breaking them
  • CSV and JSON data export on all tiers
  • Color-coded habit pages with stats, streaks, and heatmaps
  • Public REST API at /api/v1 with user-generated keys
  • No ads, no tracking, no gamification, and no social feed
  • Four habit types: tick, count, timer, and avoid
  • Individual schedule for each habit with rest days that do not break streaks
  • Month-at-a-glance habit grid
  • Year heatmap showing every day tracked
  • Weekly review with one change to carry forward
  • Insights on which weekdays slip and which habits are fading
  • Challenges of 7 to 30 days
  • Optional sleep and mood tracking
  • CSV export of all data
  • Habit archiving that keeps full history
What makes it different
  • Tracks real times of day, not checkboxes, so 07:15 wake-ups are stored as actual times
  • Correlation charts show how habits move together on one overlay
  • Data owned by user: export anytime, delete immediately with no waiting period
  • Offline-first mobile app syncs when reconnected, never loses data
  • Built by one solo developer focused on calm, private design with no nagging
  • Each habit counted the way it is actually done: runs as ticks, water as counts, focus as timers, vices as avoids
  • Free with no card required, no trial timer, and no features held behind a paywall
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)19 no change since last check9 −1 (down) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)106
Citation Flow (Majestic)2724
Referring domains (Majestic)869

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