XP TRACKERXP Tracker vs Habitify
Habitify is a tidy, powerful habit tracker with timers, mood notes and syncing across phone, watch, desktop and web. XP Tracker turns your habits into quests for a hero who has bosses to beat. Here is how to tell which one fits you.
We make XP Tracker. Habitify facts were checked against its App Store listing, its Google Play listing and its website in November 2026.
A dashboard, or a hero
Habitify is a full-featured habit tracker from Unstatic. You create habits, schedule them daily, weekly or on custom days, and mark each one done, skipped or missed. You can group habits by time of day or into your own areas. It has a built-in focus timer, notes, mood tracking and charts of your progress. Many habits can log themselves from Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit or Strava. It syncs across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android, Wear OS and the web, and you can challenge friends.
XP Tracker is a habit RPG. You start with one of eight classes, chosen by its art, and the class hands you a set of daily quests: Clean Start, Plan Your Day, Physical Training, Deep Focus, Meditate and more, plus its own class quests. Each quest you finish earns XP. The XP levels your hero, damages the current boss and unlocks the next panel of your class's comic, while gear cases and eggs fill your collection. It also has an ending: finish all eight classes and your hero is immortalized in the Hall of Heroes, ranked by when you finished, among players from all over the world. It runs on iPhone and Android.
If you want a precise tool that you shape yourself, Habitify is a strong choice. If tracking alone hasn't kept you going, a game with a story might.
Feature comparison
As of November 2026.
| Feature | Habitify | XP Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Core idea | Track habits and see your progress | Level up a hero with real quests |
| Who picks the habits | You create your own | Your class comes with a program; add more from a library of about 60, or make your own custom quests |
| Game layer | Streaks, milestones, challenges with friends | Classes, XP, 198 bosses, 1,400+ pets, guilds |
| Story | None | An original comic per class, 488 panels in all |
| Timers | Yes, focus and Pomodoro timer | Yes, quest timers that build up from the start and goal you set, plus a Pomodoro mode on Deep Focus and Physical Training |
| Mood and notes | Yes | Partly: reflection quests like Record Thoughts and Close the Day |
| Health data | Apple Health, Google Fit, Fitbit, Strava and more | The Walk quest reads steps from Apple Health or Health Connect |
| Blocking distracting apps | Screen time blocker listed on Android | Yes, App Lock on iPhone and Android |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android, Wear OS, web | iPhone and Android |
| How you pay | Free with in-app purchases | Free to start, then monthly or a one-time pass |
"Not listed" means we didn't find it on the app's store listing or website. It may still exist.
Who should pick Habitify
- You want your habits on your watch, your laptop and the web, as well as your phone.
- You already know your habits and want fine control over schedules, areas and reminders.
- You like data: mood logs, notes and charts you can study over months.
- You want habits to log themselves from Fitbit, Strava or your calendar, or you use Zapier.
Who should pick XP Tracker
- You've set up a neat habit list before and stopped opening it after a few weeks.
- You want the app to give you today's habits, and you set how much each one asks of you.
- You play games and want a boss health bar that drops when you go for a run.
- One missed day used to end everything. In XP Tracker a missed day costs only the XP you didn't earn, and rest days keep your streaks.
- You want an end point. The full run through all eight classes takes 8 to 14 months, and then you can put the app down.
Moving from Habitify to XP Tracker
- Look at your Habitify list first. Exercise, planning, focus work, reading and meditation are already core quests in every class.
- Pick your first class by its art. See the classes.
- Add what's missing. Tap + Add a quest for habits like Drink water, Floss, Take your meds or Walk with a step goal you choose. You can add up to 12 daily, 5 weekly and 5 monthly quests, and each keeps its own streak.
- Swap your focus timer for Deep Focus. It starts where you set it in onboarding and builds up toward the goal you chose.
- Turn on App Lock if your phone pulls you away. It keeps other apps locked until you've done the quests you set.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between Habitify and XP Tracker?
Habitify is a habit tracker: you create your habits, set schedules and reminders, and follow your progress in charts. XP Tracker is a habit RPG: you pick a class that comes with daily quests, and finishing them levels a hero, damages a boss, unlocks the next panel of a comic and fills a collection of gear and pets.
Does XP Tracker have a focus timer like Habitify?
Yes. Quests such as Deep Focus, Physical Training and Meditate have timers. In onboarding you set where each one starts and where you want to get to, from 5 minutes up to hours, and the timer builds up from there.
Can XP Tracker block distracting apps?
Yes, with App Lock. On Android you pick which apps to lock. On iPhone (iOS 16 or later) it locks everything except XP Tracker. The lock stays until you've done the quests you set.
Does XP Tracker work on a computer or a watch?
No. XP Tracker runs on iPhone and Android only. There's no web, desktop or Apple Watch app. If you want your habits on every screen you own, Habitify covers more devices.
Is XP Tracker free?
It's free to start. After that you choose a monthly plan or a one-time Full Journey pass. The app shows the price for your country.
Start your journey
Pick a class, do the day's quests, and watch your hero level up with you.
Start free on iPhone and Android.
Scan to install Point your phone camera at the code. iPhone opens the App Store, Android opens Google Play.