Tap a day. That's the whole interaction.
SevenGrid
A calm habit tracker
Your whole week, on one screen.
Mark what you did and move on. No streaks to break. No guilt.
No account Privacy first Free, no subscription
Your week, quietly.
The daily view
One screen for the day.
For everyone who has installed a habit tracker, then quietly deleted it a week later.
No tabs, no dashboards, no daily summaries. Tap a cell, the day fills, that's it. Glance at the week Monday morning, then get on with your day.
One screen, two views. The week grid, or a Today list with just what is still open. Done habits fold quietly away. The app remembers which one you pick.
Pick a color for a habit. It stays that color in every theme.
Add a few habits.
Name and color are enough. Goals, amounts and reminders come when you need them.
Tap the days you did them.
One tap fills a cell. Works for cutting back, too: smoking, scrolling, whatever you want to drop.
See the whole week at a glance.
No pressure, no nagging.
Go ahead, tap a cell. The day fills, that's it. No streak to protect.
More than once a day? Each tap fills the cell a step further, like Meditate, three times daily.
No streaks, no guilt
Most habit apps punish a missed day. This one doesn't.
Streaks turn habit tracking into a game you can lose. A perfect run, until one day gets in the way, and suddenly stopping feels smarter than carrying on. We left that out on purpose.
Streak apps
- A chain you can break
- Miss one day, back to zero
- Skip today, start fresh tomorrow
- Pressure dressed up as progress
SevenGrid
- Your whole week on one screen
- A missed day stays a calm gap
- Pick up wherever you left off
- Quiet progress that actually stays
Wednesday just stays empty. No reset, no red, no counter falling to zero. Habits form over weeks, not in a perfect chain, and one day does not erase the ones behind it.
Sick, traveling, just resting? Mark the day as skipped. A quiet diagonal stroke in the cell, the reminder pauses, and the week does not hold it against you.
And it works the other way too. Some habits are about less, not more.
Set the goal direction to At most: at most 1 coffee a day, takeaway on at most 2 days a week. Staying at or under the limit is the success. A day over the limit just dims quietly, never red, never a punishment.
The problem is the mechanic, never you.
The longer story: why I built a habit tracker with no streaks
Sunday reflection
Tracking is easy. Reflection is the hard part.
Habit trackers count what you did. SevenGrid asks what it meant.
Once a week, on Sunday by default, the app opens a quiet screen. A mood, and three questions that don't change. Two minutes with your seven days before the next week begins.
Less “I tracked my habits,” more “here's what my week was actually like.”
No daily journaling. No blank page. No catching up.
A weekly ritual, written by you, for you. No grade at the end, just an honest look back.
Privacy by design
Your week is yours, and it stays yours.
Open it and it runs, instantly and offline.
No account. No server. No sync.
There is simply nothing to sync, nowhere for it to go.
Stays with you
- Your habits
- Notes & reflections
- Your whole history
Leaves it · anonymous
- Crash reports → Sentryoptional
- Buying Pro → RevenueCatonce
- Offline
- Turn on airplane mode and the app works exactly the same, nothing missing.
- App lock
- Optionally lock the app with your fingerprint or device code, with screenshot protection. Off by default, all on your device.
- Backup
- Turn on the automatic backup (Android): once a day, CSV files into a folder you choose, on your device. Survives reinstalling.
- Google Drive
- May be included in Android's own backup, encrypted with your account key so even Google cannot read it. You can switch it off in settings.
- Verified
- An independent Exodus Privacy scan finds exactly one tracker: Sentry, the anonymous crash reporter above, and you can switch it off.
Built in Germany, under EU and GDPR rules, with privacy policy and imprint published.
Like the sound of this? Get it on Google Play
Weekly stats
The shape of your week.
Seven quiet bars show which day carries your week. No scores, no percentages, just the shape, and one honest sentence about it. Free to peek, in color with Pro.
Pricing
Pay once.
It's yours.
No subscription. No ads. No profiling.
- 3 habits to start
- Your last 4 weeks
- The full week grid
- Full CSV export, always
- Aurora and Daylight themes
Enough to build the habit. When you want more habits or a deeper history, Pro is there. Upgrade only once you know it fits.
Paid up front, on purpose. It's the honest way to fund an app that never has to sell your data.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited habits
- Your full week history
- Per-habit reminders, check off right from the notification
- The shape of your week, your quiet weekly stats
- All future Pro features included
- All seven Pro themes (shown below)
- Future themes included
Unlock in-app, once. No account, no expiry, no being locked out.
Nine hand-tuned themes
Aurora and Daylight are free.
The other seven come with Pro.
Tap one to recolor the page.
Each palette is hand-tuned for depth, with layered surfaces instead of flat blocks, down to a true black in Midnight.
Subscriptions never stop. One payment does.
Maybe this is the one you don't delete.
On Android
A calmer way to keep at it.
Out now on Google Play.
Glad you're here. I'm an indie dev from southern Germany, and I built SevenGrid because I was fed up with habit trackers that stress more than they help.
I use the app every day myself, and I'll keep building on it for years to come.
- Stefan
The quiet extras
Everything else, included.
Small features that are there when you need them, and stay out of the way when you don't. All of it is free.
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Three home-screen widgets
The grid, a single-habit row and a Today checklist, right on your home screen. On Android.
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A year, at a glance
A whole year of consistency as a calm tile view, with no streak pressure.
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Share a week
Turn a week into a calm image and share it wherever you like.
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A daily local backup
Pick a folder once; a CSV lands there every day. No cloud. On Android.
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An icon and a color
Give each habit its own icon and color, easy to tell apart in the grid.
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Identity and if-then
Anchor a habit to an identity or an if-then sentence. Both optional.
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Notes, amounts and duration
Long-press a day: a short note, an amount or a duration. Purely descriptive.
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Mood and active days
One sentence shows how your mood and active days move together. An observation.
See it in action
A look inside.
A few real screens from the app: the week grid, the Sunday reflection, a habit's year, your mood over time and the widgets.
FAQ
Common questions.
How do I get it?
It's out now on Google Play, Android first. Free to start.
Get it on Google Play. An iOS version is planned.
How much does it cost?
Free to start: three habits, your last four weeks, and full CSV export.
Pro is a single one-time payment, no subscription, ever. One payment unlocks unlimited habits, your full history and every Pro theme. New Pro features and themes added later are included too, at no extra cost.
Will there be an iOS version?
Yes, it's planned. Android comes first; an iOS version will follow, with no date set yet. The app is built in React Native, so both share the same calm core. The App Store button goes live when the iOS listing opens.
What about web or desktop?
No. A habit tracker you check at your desk gets ignored. SevenGrid is mobile-first on purpose. It sits where your day already happens.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything lives on your device. No sign-up, no email collection, no cloud sync.
The app makes just two kinds of network call: the optional in-app purchase, and anonymous crash reports (you can turn those off in the app).
Can I export my data?
Yes. Full CSV export from day one, Free or Pro, and the schema stays open so any tool that reads CSV or SQLite can open it.
Separately, the optional daily backup (Android) saves everything too. Your history stays yours.
Why no streaks?
Because the streak is the part that makes people quit. The day it breaks, starting over next week feels more rational than continuing today.
SevenGrid drops the counter, so a missed day is just a gap, not a reset, and coming back is the easy choice.
Can it track bad habits too?
Yes. Set a habit's goal direction to At most, and each tap logs one occurrence: at most 1 coffee a day, takeaway on at most 2 days a week. Staying at or under the limit counts as success.
Going over is shown plainly, never in red. Shame does not change behavior.
Who is behind SevenGrid?
One person. I'm Stefan, an indie dev from southern Germany, and I build and maintain SevenGrid on my own.
I use the app every day myself and keep building on it over the years, funded by a one-time purchase rather than ads or investors. That way it only answers to the people who use it.
Still wondering something? Email me.