HabitKit gets something right that plenty of habit apps miss: you can see your effort at a glance. Every day you complete a habit fills a colored tile, and a whole year of tiles fits on one screen. It is private, it works offline and it asks for no account. Reveal the Dream is built on a similar instinct, that progress should be something you can look at, and it draws that progress as a photograph of the goal.
Prices and platforms below were checked on the US App Store, Google Play and HabitKit’s own site on 13 September 2026.
What HabitKit does well
- The grid. A tile per day, grouped by month, so gaps and good runs are both obvious.
- Flexible goals. Set 5 times a week or 10 times a month, and a rest day inside that goal keeps the streak going.
- Quit habits. Since August 2026 it can track something you are cutting out, counting your clean days.
- Widgets. Grids and streaks on the home screen, with check-offs that do not need the app open. On iPhone, its changelog lists widgets as part of Pro.
- Privacy. No sign-in and no servers. Your data stays on the phone, and the app keeps a week of daily backups on the device.
What HabitKit costs today
HabitKit is free to download, and the free version tracks four habits. HabitKit Pro unlocks unlimited habits, import and export, and restoring archived habits. Its changelog also marks home screen widgets on iPhone and the charts and statistics screen as Pro.
The US App Store lists HabitKit Pro at $1.99 a month, $11.99 a year or $29.99 for life, and also lists lower prices for the same three options. It has 4.8 stars from 2,418 App Store ratings, and 4.6 stars on Google Play with more than 500,000 downloads.
Where it runs
HabitKit is on iPhone and Android. The App Store marks it as an iPhone app, which Apple silicon Macs can also run, and also lists Apple Vision. Its FAQ says cross-device sync is still in development, and that moving Pro between iOS and Android is done by writing to support. There is no Windows version.
How Reveal the Dream is different
A HabitKit grid shows you your calendar. Reveal the Dream shows you the thing you want. Pick a photo of the goal, choose a journey of 7 or 30 days, and the photo starts covered in one piece per day. Each check-in uncovers a piece, in the app and on the widget. See it on your own picture at revealthedream.com/try.
A missed day leaves its piece covered and nothing else moves. There is no streak number to protect, so a bad Tuesday costs you one piece of the picture and the rest of the journey carries on.
It also reaches further than a phone: iPad, Mac and Windows apps, and watch apps on Apple Watch and Wear OS. Apple devices stay in step through your own iCloud for free.
| Question | HabitKit | Reveal the Dream |
|---|---|---|
| Progress looks like | A grid of colored tiles, one per day, a year per habit | A goal photo that uncovers one piece per check-in |
| A missed day | An empty tile. Streaks follow the goal you set, such as 5 times a week. | That day’s piece stays covered. Uncovered pieces stay uncovered. |
| Free plan | Four habits | One journey at a time, 7 or 30 days, with no time limit |
| Paid, in the App Store | Pro $1.99 a month, $11.99 a year or $29.99 for life | Premium $9.99 a month or $69.99 a year. $7.99 or $59.99 buying direct. |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android and Apple Vision | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android, Wear OS and Windows |
| Widgets | Home screen widgets you can check off from. On iPhone they are part of Pro. | iPhone, iPad and Android home screens, the Mac, and the Windows 11 Widgets Board |
| Sync | In development, per HabitKit’s FAQ. Export and import to a file need Pro. | Apple devices through your iCloud, Android through your Google account. Between Apple, Android and Windows with Premium. |
| Account | None | None |
When to pick which
Stay with HabitKit if you want a dozen habits side by side, a low one-time price, or quit habits, and you only use an iPhone or an Android phone.
Try Reveal the Dream if you are chasing one goal and a picture of it would keep you going longer than a grid, or if you want it on a watch, a Mac or a Windows PC. The free version tracks one journey at a time with no time limit, and Premium adds several journeys, custom lengths and rest days.
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Sources
Every figure about HabitKit on this page was read from these pages on 13 September 2026, and what Pro includes was checked again on 14 September 2026. Prices and features change, so check the store before you buy.
- HabitKit on the US App Store (id6443918070): price, in-app purchases, platforms including Apple Vision, 2,418 ratings, version 1.17.2
- iTunes lookup API for the same listing
- HabitKit on Google Play: 500K+ downloads, 4.6 stars
- HabitKit website: grid, widgets, goals and rest days
- HabitKit changelog: four habits free, what Pro unlocks (including export and widgets on iPhone), on-device backups
- HabitKit FAQ: sync and moving Pro between iOS and Android