Todoku › Compared › vs Habitify
Todoku is one app for habits, tasks, focus, money, workouts, mood and journal, and it runs on your phone with no sign-up needed. Your habits sit next to everything else you track, so your streaks start to explain themselves.
Updated September 2026
Habitify is a habit tracker. Todoku is one app for the whole picture:
Track three or thirty. Daily, so many times a week, or every few days.
Your morning runs as one flow, with a timer on each step. The timer runs off the clock, so it keeps going when you leave the app or the screen goes dark.
Away, or ill? Pause the schedule for as long as you need. Nothing is due, your streaks are safe, and it starts again on its own.
Your mood, spending, focus time and workouts are all here too. Todoku can show you whether your habits hold up better on the days you focused more, or on the days you spent less.
Tick a habit or log a mood without opening the app.
No sign-up needed, and it works with no signal.
Export any time, with a password on it if you like. A backup is saved to your phone every week on its own.
Habits and routines. Tasks. A focus timer. Money and budgets. Net worth, with investments and crypto. Workouts. Mood. A journal. And a timeline of your day. One app, and each part talks to the others.
Putting your data in, taking it out, and every share card are free for good. You pay through Google Play, so a new phone gets your purchase back and Todoku never sees your card.
You want a habit tracker with no cap on it, sitting next to everything else you track.
Todoku tracks habits, tasks, money, net worth, workouts, focus, mood and journal in one Android app. Everything is kept and worked out on your own phone, with no sign-up needed. Habitify is a habit tracker. If you want the whole picture in one place, Todoku is built for that.
Yes. Every tracker is free, with as many entries as you like. Pro adds stats beyond ninety days, the Patterns card and a few extras. £3.99 a month or £34.99 a year, with a 7 day free trial. Or £99.99 once.
No sign-up needed. It works from the first tap. An optional account is coming later, and its only job is keeping two of your devices in step. Skip it and you lose nothing.
Not yet. Todoku imports TickTick task backups, Daylio mood exports and bank CSV files today. More importers come as people ask for them.
Yes. Everything is worked out on your phone. Only live prices for crypto, gold, silver and Trading 212 need a connection.
Not yet. Todoku is on Android first, in a closed test on Google Play. iOS follows if the Android launch goes well.
Todoku is the habit tracker that shows you the week around the streak. Weighing up more than one app? See the Habitify alternatives page, which puts five apps side by side.
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