Habit Tracker

Most habit apps make tracking feel like homework. Habit Tracker keeps it simple: open the app, tap your habits for today, and move on.

The problem it solves

Building a new routine is hard when you can't see whether you're actually improving. Spreadsheets are clunky, generic to-do apps don't understand recurrence, and most dedicated habit apps are either overbuilt or locked behind a subscription. Habit Tracker is a lightweight, no-fuss starter that a small team or solo operator can clone, brand, and ship in hours.

What's inside

• Today view — a clean daily dashboard showing every active habit and its completion status. One tap to check off; another to undo. Designed for the 30-second morning ritual.
• Habits list — full list of all configured habits with color labels, frequency settings, and current streaks. Edit or archive any habit without losing history.
• Add Habit screen — a focused form to name a habit, pick a color, set the frequency (daily, weekdays, custom days), and optionally add a short reminder note.
• History view — a scrollable log of past check-ins, letting users spot patterns, celebrate streaks, and identify the days they tend to slip.

How the data is structured

Two tables power everything. The habits table stores each habit's metadata — title, color hex, frequency string, and whether it's currently active. The habit_logs table records each daily check-in with a date and a boolean completed flag, linked back to the habit by foreign key. Seed data includes five realistic habits (Morning Walk, Read 10 Pages, Drink 2L Water, Meditate, No Social Media Before Noon) and a full week of logged check-ins so new users see a populated, believable starting state.

Who this is for

Independent coaches who want a branded accountability app for clients, wellness startups prototyping a mobile MVP, or internal teams that want to gamify team habits without rolling their own infrastructure. The schema is intentionally simple so a developer can extend it — add a notes field, surface a weekly heatmap, or wire up push notifications — in a single session.

Getting started

Clone the template, replace the seed habits with your own, customise the color palette in the schema, and deploy. No backend code to write — Appvise provisions the database and API automatically.