Photograph anything you want to keep track of — a coffee cup, a pack of gum, a water bottle — and Habitelly turns it into a simple button. Tap it each time, and the app quietly keeps score: when, how often, and where.
No forms, no manual logging, no daily check-ins. Just a photo and a tap. Over time the numbers show you things you might not have noticed on your own — Habitelly doesn't judge or moralize, it just shows you the count and lets you draw your own conclusions.
What you get
- Photograph anything — the background is automatically removed so it looks like a real button.
- Tap to log a use, with the time and (optionally) the place captured automatically.
- Optional limits with your own custom message, so you decide what "too much" means.
- Real stats — daily and weekly charts, a heatmap of when you use things most, streaks, and your top places.
- Siri, widgets, and Control Center — log a use without even opening the app.
- Reminders if you haven't logged something yet today, this week, or this month.
Private by design
Habitelly has no account, no login, and no server — everything stays on your device. Location is entirely optional and off unless you turn it on for a specific item. There's no ad tracking, because there are no ads.
Habitelly is free to use. If you find it useful, there's an entirely optional way to say thanks in Settings — nothing is ever unlocked or gated behind it.