Free
$0
Core habit tracking, forever
- Up to 5 active habits
- Today checklist, journal, and rewards
- Basic streaks
- 30-day activity history
- JSON data export (DPDP)
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Free daily habit tracker with streak tracking, goal tracking, and a visual heatmap. Build better habits and track your progress online. Core tracking stays free forever.
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Designed for daily consistency
7
day week view
50%
completion at a glance
PWA
install ready
Create routines in seconds with daily, custom-day, or weekly targets and optional reminders.
See your week at a glance, tap purple toggles to complete habits, and watch your progress ring fill up.
Track streaks, review analytics, reflect in your journal, and earn milestones along the way.
A Today home, streak tracking, heatmaps, and a journal — on web, mobile, and as a PWA.
Avatar, streak pill, seven day rings, and a completion donut—everything you need in one glance.
Daily, custom weekdays, or weekly targets with compact start/end times and optional reminders.
Modern area and pill charts with 7D–12M ranges to visualize consistency over time.
Reflect after your day and celebrate milestones with a lightweight rewards section.
Browse ready-made routines or build your own with subtasks, reordering, and archiving.
Add Alavo to your home screen for fast loading, offline-friendly access, and push reminders.
Create a free Alavo account, then tap Add on Today. Give the habit a name, pick an icon, and choose daily, weekdays, or a weekly target. Each day, tap the habit to mark it done. The streak counts itself. The week rings fill themselves in.
Analytics shows your history and charts. The journal captures a short review of the day. Settings lets you edit, reorder, archive, and export. Core tracking stays free for up to five habits. Start free.
A good habit tracker app needs to be fast. If checking off a habit takes more than two seconds, you will stop doing it. Alavo opens on a Today home screen — avatar, streak pill, seven day rings, completion donut — then one tap to complete.
The heatmap is where it gets interesting. Each cell is one day. Colour means you did it, muted means you did not. After a month you can see the pattern without thinking about it. Wednesdays are your weak day. You never miss when you do it before breakfast. Those are the kinds of things a tracker reveals that your memory never will.
Statistics should tell the truth: current streak, longest streak, and completion rate. Seventy percent means twenty-one out of thirty days. That is a solid habit. No need to obsess over a perfect flame. Read why consistency beats perfection.
Same time every day. That is the whole strategy.
Most people check off habits in the morning (exercise, meditation, water) or at night (review of the day). The specific time matters less than picking one and not changing it. Start with two habits. Maybe three. Not seven. Every habit you add makes all of them weaker. Once the first ones feel automatic, usually around week three, add another. The goal is not to track more habits. The goal is a daily habit tracking routine that runs on autopilot.
If you open Alavo at the same time every day, opening it becomes the cue. The checkmarks become the reward. After about a week, skipping the check-in feels off. That is the routine taking hold. How to build habits that stick.
A streak is consecutive days. It works because losing a 14-day streak feels worse than gaining it felt good — loss aversion. The same force can make people quit after one miss. The fix is the never-miss-twice rule. Miss Monday, show up Tuesday. The streak resets. The habit does not. Ninety percent with a broken streak beats sixty percent with a streak intact.
Sixty-six days is the average from Phillippa Lally’s 2009 study at University College London. The range was 18 to 254 days. Simple habits formed faster. Complex ones took longer. Missing one day did not significantly slow things down. Missing two days in a row did. Full guide on habit formation and the 21/90 rule explained.
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It takes about 66 days on average to form a habit, not 21. Here is what the research says — and how to use Alavo while the habit is still forming.
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The 21/90 rule says 21 days to build a habit and 90 days to make it a lifestyle. Here is what is useful about it — and what the research actually shows.
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Start small, stack habits, track daily, and never miss twice. A practical guide to building a daily habit tracking routine with Alavo.
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Streaks work because of loss aversion — and they fail for the same reason. How to use a streak habit tracker without quitting after one miss.
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The best free habit tracker is the one you open every day. Alavo is free forever for core tracking — streaks, Today checklist, journal, and 30-day history.
Every new account gets 14 days of Pro. After that, Free stays forever for up to 5 habits, basic streaks, and 30-day history. Pay only if you want analytics or unlimited habits.
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Free
$0
Core habit tracking, forever
Pro monthly
$5/mo
Unlimited habits + analytics, billed monthly
Pro yearly
$30/year
Best value — two months free vs paying monthly
Lifetime unlock
$99
One payment. No recurring billing.
Alavo pairs a beautiful Today home screen with the tools you need to understand and improve your habits over time.
7D · 31D · 12M
Area charts and pill bars show daily and weekly progress so you can spot momentum early.
Daily entries
Capture quick reflections after your day—no separate notes app required.
Your data, yours
Export your data anytime. DPDP-ready consent flows and clear privacy controls.
Create a free account — 14 days of Pro included — then keep this free habit tracker for core tracking forever.