Habit tracker · web & AndroidOne check a day. Progress you can see.

Pick what you want to work on – running, a language, reading, anything. Every day you do it, tap “Check!”. Check! keeps track of the count, the goal and the history, so you can watch small steps add up.

No account needed to start – link Google or email later to keep your data.

My topicsToday 0/3
  • 8000 steps#health
    41 / 100
  • Spanish#learning
    128 / 300
  • Read 20 pages#growth
    17 / 66

Tap “Check!” – that’s every day in Check!

How it works

Three steps. Every day.

  1. Add a topic

    Name what you want to do regularly and set a goal – a month, a quarter, a year or your own period, with leeway for bad days.

  2. Tap “Check!”

    Once a day, when it’s done. One tap – the counter goes up and the day is recorded.

  3. Watch your progress

    The goal bar, calendar and stats show how consistency turns into results.

Features

Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.

Check! is simple on purpose – but it has what actually helps you stick with it.

  • One check a day

    Each topic can be checked once per day. That limit is the point – the data stays honest and the habit stays real.

  • Your own goals

    Pick a period and some leeway – a month with 10% leeway means 27 checks instead of 30. When you reach it, finish the topic, start a new round or keep going.

  • Back-fill missed days

    Forgot to tap? Add a missed day up to 30 days back – no guilt.

  • Calendar & stats

    A day-by-day calendar, a year-long activity map, streaks and records – the whole picture, not just today.

  • Reminders

    Set notification times in the Android app so no day slips by.

  • Tags & ordering

    Group topics with tags, filter active and finished ones, reorder the list by dragging.

  • CSV export

    Your data is yours – export your topics and your full check history.

  • Web & Android

    The same account in your browser and on your phone. Sign in with Google or email.

Who it’s for

For anyone who wants to show up – day after day

  • Runners
  • Language learners
  • Readers
  • Developers
  • Musicians
  • Writers
  • Meditators
  • Anyone building a habit

The best time to start was yesterday.

The second best is today. Your first topic takes a minute.

Open Check!