Free feature · Calm, local-first habits

The Month Grid, on one calm grid

Every habit down the side, every day across the top - your whole month on one surface, like a paper tracker.

The month grid with habits down the side and days across the top
Every habit, every day, on one grid

Every other tracker shows one habit at a time, so you never see the whole picture and never notice the patterns across your week.

See every habit and every day on a single grid, so consistency becomes something you can look at instead of something you have to remember. With Niyom, habit tracker grid means an app that stays calm, keeps everything on your phone, and shows your whole month on one grid.

How The Month Grid works

The Month Grid keeps the mechanics simple. habits x days matrix on one screen; the whole month at a glance; tap any cell to check in - all on one surface, all on your device.

Everything runs offline: there is no account and nothing is transmitted, so your routine stays yours. You can check the claim yourself by turning on airplane mode and using the app exactly as before.

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.

How to use it

  1. Add a few habits down the side
  2. Open the month grid
  3. Tap a cell to check in for the day
  4. Scan the row to see your rhythm

Niyom vs HabitKit

HabitKit is polished, mature, and genuinely lovely to look at - it has had years of refinement Niyom hasn't. Where Niyom differs is the surface: all habits on one grid, a more generous free tier, and free widgets.

Niyom compared with HabitKit, feature by feature
FeatureHabitKitNiyom
All habits x all days on one surfaceno (a grid per habit) Yes
Free habit limit48
Home-screen widget in the free tier— Yes
Rest days that don't break a streak— Yes
Local-first, no account Yes Yes
Design polish and maturity Yesgrowing
Priceone-time$14.99 once

Niyom vs Loop Habit Tracker

Loop is free, open-source, and excellent - if you want a no-cost, no-frills tracker, it is a genuinely great choice. Where Niyom differs is the surface: the same honesty, plus the cross-habit matrix, a warm design, and reliable widgets.

Niyom compared with Loop Habit Tracker, feature by feature
FeatureLoop Habit TrackerNiyom
All habits x all days on one grid— Yes
Local-first, no account Yes Yes
Rest days that don't break a streak— Yes
Warm, designed interfacefunctional Yes
Free and open-source Yes—
Pricefreefree core, $14.99 Pro

Niyom vs the do-everything apps

The all-in-one apps (mood, expense, journal, habits in one place) genuinely do more, and for some people one app for everything is the right call. Where Niyom differs is the surface: one surface, done right - no data-integrity roulette.

Niyom compared with All-in-one habit + mood + journal apps, feature by feature
FeatureAll-in-one habit + mood + journal appsNiyom
Whole month of habits on one grid— Yes
Focused, uncluttered habit view— Yes
Rest days without streak lossvaries Yes
Local-first, no accountoften no Yes
Mood / expense / journal in one app Yes—
Priceusually subscription$14.99 once

Download Niyom — free to start

Available now on Google Play, Amazon Appstore and APKPure. No account, nothing leaves your phone. On Google Play, Pro is $14.99 one-time — one-time unlock, no subscription.