Most habit trackers only ask one thing: did you do it, yes or no. But a checkmark can't tell you why some days feel great and others fall apart.

Habit Pocket fixes that. It's a habit tracker that goes beyond checkmarks and lets you track the things that actually explain your days. Everything lives in one simple grid, a bit like a spreadsheet, where you can log four kinds of habits:

Yes/No, for the classic ones (skips pause your streak instead of breaking it)
Numbers, like steps, water or weight, with your own units and targets
Times of day, like when you went to bed or woke up
Select lists, where you pick one or several of your own options, such as an "Activity" habit with Cycling, Hiking or a walk

Then the interesting part: you can put any habit next to any other on a chart and find the correlations. See whether your sleep score follows your bedtime, or your mood follows your steps, and finally answer questions like "why am I dead by 3pm?".

It's private with no ads and no nagging notifications, works on web and iPhone, and it's free for up to 5 habits.

Habit Pocket

Habit Pocket

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