Your habits are done by default. Speak up only when you skip and say why. Habit tracking built on trust, not nagging.
No account. Works fully offline. Everything stays on your device.

Most apps make you prove you showed up. Silent Habits assumes the best of you — and only asks when something changes.
Daily friction. Red badges. Streak anxiety. Miss one tap and you've “failed” even when you actually did the thing.
Your habits auto-complete at the end of the day. The only time you open the app is to log a skip and tell it why.
Fast, gesture-driven, and quiet. Built around one idea: the less you have to touch it, the more honest it stays.
Habits mark themselves complete, you choose whether they finish at the start or the end of each day. No checkbox to chase. A “Later this week” group keeps today’s list short, and every action lives right on the row.


Every habit gets its own calendar, completed days filled in sage, skipped days marked clearly. Underneath, your top skip reasons turn missed days into self-knowledge instead of shame.
When a day doesn’t happen, swipe to log a skip and say why. Thirteen honest reasons, each with an emoji and a gentle piece of advice 🤧 Sick → rest up, 😴 Tired → fix your sleep, 💼 Work → protect your time.


Days log themselves, but you always have the final word. Tap any day to flip it between Done and Skipped: undo a skip you logged by mistake, mark something done early, or correct yesterday. A rotating line from Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus or Aristotle keeps the moment calm, then you’re out.
Name it, add an optional note, and pick a rhythm, Every Day, Weekdays, Weekends, Mon/Wed/Fri, Tue/Thu, or fully custom. A short, swipeable intro gets your first habit going, then gets out of the way.

Local, on-device storage with encryption. No account, no cloud, no tracking.
One-tap export and import of every habit and log as a file. Portable, and yours.
Works fully offline from the first launch. Nothing to sign up for, ever.
Set one up in under a minute, then let it stay quiet. Silent Habits does the rest.