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Loop Habit Tracker review

Free#5 of 37 in Habit Tracker AppsHabit TrackingAndroid Home-Screen Widget Apps

A capable, private-feeling free habit tracker for Android users.

8.8/10Editor score
Loop Habit Tracker8.8 Visit Loop

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Loop Habit Tracker is a free, open-source Android app for creating and maintaining positive habits. It suits individuals who want structured reminders and progress tracking without subscriptions, advertising, or account registration. Habits can follow daily, weekly, or every-other-day schedules, while home-screen widgets provide quick access to check-ins. The app stores data locally on the device and works offline, making it a focused option for personal tracking rather than a cross-platform service.

Its feature depth is strong for a free app. Each habit can have its own scheduled reminder with notification actions, and progress can be reviewed through habit scores, streaks, charts, and statistics. Skip days can be recorded without changing the score or breaking the streak, which gives users more control over routines that do not fit every day. Tasker integration can add checkmarks automatically, and CSV or SQLite export provides a way to take habit data elsewhere. These features make Loop more configurable than a basic checklist while keeping its focus on habit maintenance.

The main trade-off is platform scope. Loop is Android-only, with no official iOS version, and Tasker is the listed integration. That makes it a good fit for Android users who value local, offline tracking and want every feature included in a free plan. It is less suitable for someone seeking an iPhone app, broader platform coverage, or a wider integration ecosystem. Its open-source GPLv3 software model and 2016 founding year add context for buyers looking for a long-running, independently positioned habit tracker.

Loop Habit Tracker pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • All features are available for free with no advertisements
    • Flexible schedules, reminders, widgets, charts, and statistics
    • Offline use, local storage, exports, and no account requirement
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on Android only
    • There is no official iOS version
    • The listed integration is limited to Tasker

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