Small daily habits, gentle streaks that survive a missed day, and Pip, a little fawn who cheers when you show up and says nothing when you don’t.
Check in with one tap, fill in yesterday whenever, and close the app feeling a little lighter than when you opened it.
No red warnings, no sad pet, no shame. A test checks every line in the app for it.
Nothing interrupts a check-in. No banners, no videos, no pop-ups.
Everything works without a connection, and without an account.
Sign in only if you want your habits on another phone. Sync costs nothing.
Most trackers reset to zero the moment life happens. Petite Habits has streak rules you can actually read, and every one of them is on your side.
“Breaking a streak felt worse than never starting.”A habit-tracker user, quoted in a 2025 essay on streak anxiety
Every screen below is the real app.
Tap ▶ on a timed habit for a calm full-screen timer with pause and +1 minute. It keeps counting on the lock screen and chimes at the end.
A weekly recap, 30-day consistency, an 18-week heatmap and notes like “Mornings suit you. 72% of your check-ins happen in the morning.”
A tick, an amount (“8 glasses”) or minutes. Every day, certain weekdays, or three times a week. Morning, evening or anytime.
A cozy dark theme for winding down, and a small list for everything that isn’t a habit. Plus home-screen widgets for both.
Petite Habits by the numbers
to tick a habit. No screens to click through, no animations to wait for.
habits free forever, with streaks, reminders, todo and sync.
a year for Petite+, with a 14-day free trial.
ads, meters, coins or guilt trips. Not now, not later.
Pip lives at the top of your Today screen and follows the rhythm of your day. There’s nothing to feed, earn or unlock.
Once when you open the app, and whenever you tap Pip.
A sprout grows in the meadow for every habit you finish.
Nothing due? Pip rests too. No reminders, no nudges.
Pip has a bedtime. Maybe you could borrow it.
“If you forget to check and the day changes, the previous day isn’t shown, so you can’t fix it.”
The most-upvoted complaint in a study of 18,464 habit-app reviews
Tap a day on the calendar to fill it in, hold it to skip. Yesterday is always fixable.
“Breaking a streak felt worse than never starting.”
A habit-tracker user, on streak anxiety
Skipped and rest days neither build nor break a streak, and today never counts against you.
“Too much sits behind the paywall.”
A common review of subscription habit apps
Streaks, reminders, todo and sync stay free. Habits are never hidden if you stop paying.
Everything you need to start
For a bigger garden
Billed through Google Play. Cancel anytime; habits you made are never hidden or deleted.
Petite Habits is a cozy, guilt-free habit tracker for Android — small daily habits, gentle streaks, and Pip, a little fawn who cheers for you and never guilts you. It tracks simple ticks, amounts like "8 glasses" and timed habits, keeps a small todo list, and shows calm insights about your weeks.
No, not unless you want it to. An unfinished today never breaks a streak while it is still today. You can skip a day and the streak stays safe, rest days neither build nor break anything, and if you forgot to tick something yesterday you can fill it in from the calendar.
Pip is a small fawn who lives in a painted meadow at the top of your Today screen. Pip hops when you finish a habit, lies in the sun on days with nothing due, and sleeps from 10pm to 5am. Pip never needs feeding, has no meters or shop, and never says anything that could make you feel guilty. You can rename Pip or turn Pip off.
Free forever: 3 active habits, streaks, reminders, the todo list, backup and sync, and core insights. Petite+ adds unlimited habits, the full insights, the interactive home-screen widget and garden colours for $12.99 a year (with a 14-day free trial) or $1.99 a month, billed through Google Play. Habits you made while subscribed are never hidden if you stop paying.
Yes. "Break a habit" counts your days free since the last slip and keeps your best run. Slips are logged gently and can be undone, and a habit you are letting go of is never "due", so it never counts against your day.
It works completely offline and no account is needed. If you want your habits on more than one phone, you can sign in with Google or email for backup and sync, which is free for everyone.
Not yet. Petite Habits is Android-first. An iPhone version with widgets is planned.
Both are gentle. Finch is a self-care pet game: you raise a bird, earn currency and dress it up. Petite Habits is a habit tracker first, with a companion who asks nothing of you: no feeding, no currency, no shop. Check-ins take a couple of seconds, and Petite+ is $12.99 a year.
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