Oftaro
Habits on your real schedule.
Oftaro is a habit tracker for Android that follows your real schedule: every day, some weekdays, three times a week, once a month or once a year, plus habits you want to do less of, each with its own limit. Instead of a streak that breaks, it shows how consistent you are, as a score from −100 to +100 — free on your phone, with Oftaro Pro to remove the ad and unlock every “less” habit, day notes and your own paper, ink and handwriting.
- Status: Live
- Download: Google Play
- Built & run by Tendanto Ltd
- 47 languages
Your schedule, not a streak.
Your schedule, not a streak
Daily, chosen weekdays, X times a week or month, monthly or yearly habits, and “less” habits with a limit. Missing a day lowers your score a little; it never sends you back to zero.
A score you can read
Habits weigh by how much they matter and how rare they are. Each day gets a score from −100 to +100, the week strip fills red to green with it, and Reports explain the weeks behind it.
Free, no account to make
No sign-up and no email. Free on your phone with one small ad; Oftaro Pro, through Google Play, removes it and unlocks every “less” habit, day notes, the month calendar and your own look. In 47 languages.
See Oftaro in use.
Everything Oftaro does today.
In detail, grouped the way the app is. Tap a group to open it.
- Habits to do more of: every day or every few days, on chosen weekdays, X times a week or a month, on a day of the month (or the first, second … last weekday), or once a year
- Habits to do less of: coffee, takeaway or late nights, with a limit per day, week or month
- 120 ready-made “less” habits to find as you type a name, each with a sensible starting limit
- Hundreds of name suggestions for habits to do more of, in every language
- Several times a day: a habit can have a count (8 glasses of water), with + and −
- How much it matters: low, medium, high or very high, weighing it 1×, 2×, 3× or 5× in your score
- A time of day, an illustrated icon from a large set, and an ink colour
- A start date; stop a habit any time and its history stays
- A new habit that starts mid-week only asks for its share of that week
- Today’s habits as a grid of illustrated cards; a tap ticks one with a stamped check
- A week strip with today in the middle: each day’s circle fills red to green with its score; swipe it to move between days
- Tap a past day to open it in place and fix it
- More and Less as a sliding switch at the top
- Count up and down for habits done several times a day
- Habits that can still be done later in the week wait under “Not today”
- Your own order, or the most frequent first
- A score from −100 to +100: what you do lifts it, going over a “less” limit lowers it
- Each habit counts by how much it matters and how rare it is, so a weekly habit isn’t lost among the daily ones
- A weekly target not met today isn’t a miss while the week can still make it up
- Going over a weekly limit counts on the day it happened, not on every day after it
- No streak to break: a missed day costs a little, never everything
- Ranges from today to the last year, or any dates you pick
- The range’s score in a liquid orb, with its own chart
- Bars by day, by week or by month, depending on the range
- A month calendar with each day’s score (Pro)
- Plain-words notes: which habit pulled the week down, who’s on a run, when a “less” habit tends to happen
- Every habit with its percentage and a square per day; tap a habit for its whole story
- Tap a day for that day’s report and fix it in place
- A reminder at a time you choose for each habit, only on days it’s due and only until it’s done; snooze from the notification
- An Alerts tab with today’s reminders: missed, coming up and done
- A weekly summary on the first morning of your week
- Home-screen widgets with today’s score and today’s habits, tappable, in the app’s paper, ink and handwriting
- Your day can end later than midnight, for night owls
- A hand-drawn ink-on-paper look, or the cleaner Minimal look
- Light, dark or following your phone
- Six papers, eight inks and four handwritings to choose from (Pro)
- A one-line note on any day: why you skipped, how far you ran (Pro)
- Everything lives on your phone and works offline
- Android’s own backup to your Google account, and an optional Google Drive backup in a hidden app folder only Oftaro can read
- Export every habit and day as CSV or JSON, with or without Pro
- Free on your phone: every habit to do more of, one habit to do less of, Reports, reminders, widgets, backup and export, with no time limit
- The free version shows one small ad for another Tendanto app; no ad networks, and nothing about you is sent to choose it
- Oftaro Pro, monthly, yearly or lifetime through Google Play, removes the ad and unlocks every “less” habit, day notes, the month calendar and the papers, inks and handwritings
- No account to create: no name, email or password; your Google Play purchase is your key
- 47 languages, with a full right-to-left layout in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu
- For phones with Android 7.0 or newer
Questions and answers.
Something else? support@tendanto.comWhat is Oftaro?
Oftaro is a habit tracker for Android, made by Tendanto. It follows your real schedule (daily, chosen weekdays, X times a week, monthly or yearly), tracks habits you want to do less of, and shows how consistent you are instead of a streak.
Is Oftaro free?
Yes. Oftaro is free on your phone with every habit to do more of, one habit to do less of, Reports, reminders and widgets, and one small ad for another of our apps. Oftaro Pro removes the ad and unlocks every “less” habit, day notes, the month calendar and your own paper, ink and handwriting.
Why no streaks?
A streak resets to zero after one missed day, which is when most people give up. Oftaro’s score moves a little with each day, so a busy day costs a bit and a good week shows.
Can I track habits I want to do less of?
Yes. Give a habit a limit per day, week or month, such as at most two coffees a day. Staying within it is fine; going over lowers that day’s score.
Does Oftaro work offline?
Yes. Your habits live on your phone, so ticking, reminders and Reports all work without a connection.
Do I need an account?
No. There’s no sign-up, email or password. For Pro, your Google Play purchase identifies you.
Can I take my data with me?
Yes, any time: Settings exports every habit and day as CSV or JSON.
Is Oftaro on iPhone or the web?
Not yet. Oftaro is an Android app, for phones with Android 7.0 or newer.