Free feature · Calm, local-first habits
A free reflective layer for how your month felt, and a Pro analytical layer for strength, recovery and cross-habit patterns.

Building habits is a process that's often reduced to numbers and charts in habit trackers. A month of daily activity is usually displayed as a simple progress bar or a series of checkboxes marked off as you go. But what does this really tell us? The truth is, these types of trackers can be misleading - they don't show the bigger picture, just the individual pieces that make up it. They fail to provide any meaningful context or insights into your habits.
That's why Niyom is different. Our habit tracker isn't designed to overwhelm you with data, but rather to give you a clear and honest view of your month at a glance. On our free layer, each day of the past month is displayed on a single grid, showing you exactly what you accomplished and when. And for those who want more structure and analysis, our Pro feature offers additional metrics that actually measure progress - strength trends, recovery time, and cross-habit patterns. By taking a calm and local-first approach, we're not trying to create a sense of competition or obligation around your habits. We simply want to help you build consistency and make progress in a way that feels meaningful and empowering.
With Niyom's Insights feature, you can track your progress over the entire month at a glance. A single grid displays all 30 days of your habits, allowing you to see how consistency has developed throughout the month. This visual representation helps you identify patterns and trends that may not be immediately apparent when looking at individual day-by-day data.
In the Pro version of Niyom, you'll also have access to more detailed insights. Strength trends show how consistently you've stuck to your habits over time, while recovery time after a missed day provides context for any setbacks. Additionally, cross-habit patterns reveal connections between different habits, helping you understand which ones are most closely linked and which may be worth exploring further.
A test you can run: turn on airplane mode and keep using Niyom. Everything still works, because your habits live in a local database on your phone — not on a server.
Niyom is a habit tracker, not medical or behavioural-health advice. Built by Hakeemify.