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HabitNow

Personal · five habits, one year · checked 21 Oct 2026
five by default; the Free and Minimum paid cells follow the count
Free (five habits)
Not establishedFree habit-tracking entitlement, limits and paid prices not established from inspected listings.
1 2
Minimum paid, year one
Not establishedno paid amount printed on the official pages read
1

Workflow

Status
Documented — Habit goals, reminders, timers and progress charts. 1
Five habits
Not established — not established; free limit not stated 1
Daily and non-daily schedules
Documented — daily, weekly and monthly goals 1
Reminders
Documented 1
One-year history
Not established — progress charts/statistics documented; duration unknown 1
Export
Documented — backup export to other devices 1
Timers
Documented — stopwatch, countdown and interval timer 1
Free
Not established — Free habit-tracking entitlement, limits and paid prices not established from inspected listings. 1 2
Free habit cap
Not established — Cited findings do not state a free habit cap.
Paid tier that covers five habits
Not established — Cited findings do not state which paid offer lifts the free habit limit to five or more.
Platform
Android phones/tablets and Chromebook 1
Observed in an account
No. Everything on this page is documented from the vendor's pages and store listings that were read.

What we could not establish

Evidence

  1. 1. HabitNow Daily Routine Planner — US Google Play · play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en_US&id=com.habitnow
    Store listing, Google Play · Read 20 Oct 2026 · No copy saved
    Listing documents daily/weekly/monthly goals, customizable reminders, stopwatch/countdown/interval timers, progress charts/statistics, and backups/export to other devices. In-app purchases noted but no current amount or free-tier cap exposed. Android, Chromebook. Set daily, weekly, or monthly goals, and organize priorities and activities across different categories and lists.
  2. 2. HabitNow privacy and terms · habitnow.app/privacy-policy
    Vendor page · Read 21 Oct 2026 · No copy saved
    The developer site linked from the Play listing is a privacy and terms page. It says HabitNow offers a one-time premium upgrade purchased through Google Play Billing, that non-premium data is stored only on the device, and that cloud backups are a premium feature. It states no free habit cap, no history retention period and no export format; /faq and /help return 404. HabitNow offers a one-time premium upgrade that unlocks additional features.