jeden.day – habit tracker
Compare habit trackers
Habit trackers differ more than their screenshots suggest: in what a schedule can say, in what happens when you miss a day, in whether you can start without an account, and in what the app does with your record. These pages compare jeden.day with other trackers feature by feature, and describe what it does for specific needs.
Alternatives to other habit trackers
- A Habitica alternative without the gameA plain grid instead of an RPG: flexible schedules, limits, amounts, no account needed.
- A Streaks alternative that runs anywhereStreaks is Apple-only. The same idea in a browser, with amounts, totals and no account.
- A Loop Habit Tracker alternative beyond AndroidLoop's flexible schedules and privacy, in a browser on every device, with optional sync.
- A Habitify alternative without the subscriptionHabitify is a full platform with a paid tier. A free, plain grid with the same schedules.
- A HabitNow alternative beyond AndroidHabitNow's flexible routines, in a browser on any device, with sync and no purchase.
- A Way of Life alternative for habits that are not dailyWay of Life is a daily yes/no chain. The same chain, plus quotas, limits and amounts.
- A Productive alternative without the subscriptionProductive is subscription-first with challenges and tracking. A free, quiet grid instead.
- A Strides alternative that runs anywhereStrides' habits, targets and averages are Apple-only. Habits and totals in any browser.
- An everyday.app alternative with more than dailyThe same board of chains, plus non-daily goals, limits and amounts. No 3-habit cap.
- A Done habit tracker alternative that runs anywhereDone is iPhone-only with a three-habit free tier. Build and quit habits in any browser.
- A TickTick alternative for the habits aloneTickTick's habit tab lives inside a to-do app. The habits on their own, in any browser.
- A Notion habit tracker alternative that needs no formulasA Notion tracker is a database you maintain. A grid that scores itself, no formulas.
- An alternative to the habit tracker spreadsheetYour spreadsheet already is a grid. This one scores itself and fits a phone.
Habit tracking by need
- A habit tracker without an accountOpen the page and start marking days. No signup, no email, nothing installed.
- A habit tracker for habits that are not dailyThree times a week, every few days, the 1st and 15th, or a weekly total. The streak follows.
- A tracker for habits you want less of“Sweets at most twice a week.” Record only the slips; a quiet day is kept on its own.
- A habit tracker for amounts, not just checkmarksRead 20 pages, drink 2 liters, 35,000 steps a week. A number per day, a target to reach.
- A habit tracker with no passwordAn emailed link or code the first time; a passkey after that. Nothing to remember.
- A habit tracker that is a web pageOpen it on a phone, a laptop, a work computer. Same grid, no install, no app store.
- A private habit trackerNo ads, no third-party analytics, a one-file export, a delete button that deletes.
- A habit tracker your AI assistant can use“Log today's run.” jeden.day speaks MCP, so Claude or another agent can keep the record with you.
How these pages are written
Each comparison table is checked against the other product's own documentation or store listing, carries the month it was checked, and links its sources. Where jeden.day lacks something — reminders, native apps, gamification — the table says so. A comparison that only flatters is not one you can decide from.
If a page has gone out of date, the feedback board is the place to say so; the table is corrected and its date moves.
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