Loop Habit Tracker

Álinson S Xavier

About this app

Loop helps you create and maintain good habits, allowing you to achieve your long-term goals. Detailed charts and statistics show you how your habits improved over time. The app is completely ad-free, open source and it respects your privacy.


Simple, beautiful and modern interface
Loop has a minimalistic interface that is very easy to use and follows the material design guidelines.

Habit score
In addition to showing your current streak, Loop has an advanced formula for calculating the strength of your habits. Every repetition makes your habit stronger, and every missed day makes it weaker. A few missed days after a long streak, however, will not completely destroy your entire progress, unlike other don't-break-the-chain apps.

Detailed graphs and statistics
Clearly see how your habits improved over time with detailed charts and statistics. Scroll back to see the complete history of your habits.

Flexible schedules
Supports not only daily habits, but also habits with more complex schedules, such as 3 times every week; one time every other week; or every other day.

Reminders
Create an individual reminder for each habit, at a chosen hour of the day. Easily check, dismiss or snooze your habit directly from the notification, without opening the app.

Widgets
Track your habits directly from your home screen, with beautiful and colorful widgets.

Completely ad-free and open source
There are absolutely no advertisements, annoying notifications or intrusive permissions in this app, and there will never be. The complete source code is available under an open-source license (GPLv3).

Works offline and respects your privacy
Loop doesn't require an Internet connection or online account registration. Your confidential habit data never leaves your phone. Neither the developers nor any third-parties have access to it.

Take your data with you
If you want to further analyze your data or move it to another service, Loop allows you to export it to spreadsheets (CSV) or to a database format (SQLite).

Ratings and reviews

It's good but I'm a little confused by the ux. When you set and get a reminder, and you click on the reminder notification, it simply takes you to an overview of your stats rather than a screen that you can record an update. I have to hit back to go to the home screen and record something. I might be missing something but if the reminder took me to a screen prompting me for an update for that habit for that day, that would make more sense to me

God's gift to goal tracking apps. I've been through dozens of these and nothing else is as useable, reliable, and actually free. The tracker and graphs are easy to understand. Pretty colors and GREAT WIDGETS for the several times a day I open my phone and stare at the screen for three minutes, trying to remember why. My only requests would be to PLEASE have the whole checklist as a home screen widget and a way to create separate checklists. If I could, I would send the developers a cheesecake.

Free, open source, beautiful, easy to use. I love it. The only issue I've noticed is that when tracking numerical habits, the tracker doesn't work with cumulative goals over time. For example, if I set a goal to run 20 miles every week, it only counts the goal as fulfilled if I run 20 miles all in one day, once per week. This isn't how a lot of people's goals work, lol. I think it just needs to be ironed out by the developers, who I believe are still actively updating the app based on feedback.

What's new

Loop 2.2:
- Add support for Android 14
- Allow user to change app language
- Make notifications non-dismissible in Android 14
- Fix splash screen background color in dark mode