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Habitica vs Table Habit (mHabit)

Habitica

habitica.com

Table Habit (mHabit)

github.com

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FigureHabiticaTable Habit (mHabit)
Price from$4/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published51
Spec score · Habit Tracker Apps8.2 (#9)7.6 (#22)
PurposeHabitica gamifies habits, daily goals, and to-do lists to help users stay motivated and organized.Table Habit is a free, open-source habit tracker for building and tracking micro habits.

Plans

Habitica

  • FreeFree
  • Subscription$4.99 a month
  • Group Plan$9 a month
  • Subscription$29.99, paid once
  • Subscription$47.99 a year

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Table Habit (mHabit)

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

Habitica

Habitica turns habits, daily goals and to-do lists into a game to help users stay motivated and organized. Completing tasks can level up an avatar and unlock armor, pets, skills and quests. Users can spend in-game gold on equipment or custom rewards, while friends can fight monsters together for accountability. Group Plans add a shared task board and dedicated chat space; members can assign tasks or leave them open as challenges. Group Plan members receive an exclusive Jackalope Mount and subscription benefits that include monthly equipment sets and the ability to buy Gems with Gold. Habitica has a free plan, and the listed Free plan costs nothing. A Group Plan costs $9 a month plus $3 per additional member. Group subscriptions renew automatically and are billed based on the number of members; adding members between periods can lead to a prorated charge on the next billing cycle. Habitica publishes V3 API documentation for third-party tools and directs developers to its usage guidelines. Its iOS listing notes optional in-app purchases and subscriptions.

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Table Habit (mHabit)

Table Habit, also called mHabit, is a free, open-source habit tracker for building and tracking micro habits. It supports positive and negative habits, daily and extra goals, completion rules, target days, reminders, and Markdown descriptions. Scoring uses growth curves and separate models for habits to do and habits not to do. Habit details include heatmaps, score-change graphs with day, week, month, or year aggregation, and check-in charts. Users can arrange habits in collapsible groups and reorder them by dragging. The app works offline with local-first storage, and its applications do not send data to a service without user authorization. No sign-up is required, and the project states that it has no telemetry. WebDAV synchronization works with Nextcloud, Koofr, or self-hosted servers. Users can import and export native JSON or migrate from Loop Habit Tracker. It is available for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux, with distribution through Google Play, App Store, F-Droid, Flathub, and Microsoft Store. The project is licensed under Apache 2.0.

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