Read 50 pages, five glasses of water, thirty minutes of Japanese. Set a goal and a rhythm in a few taps.
Hibi keeps one small practice in view each day. Mark it, or don't. Nothing shouts at you, nothing is lost.
Read 50 pages, five glasses of water, thirty minutes of Japanese. Set a goal and a rhythm in a few taps.
One tap for done, a slider for partial progress, a built-in timer when the habit needs sitting with.
Streaks, calendars, momentum and week shape — enough signal to adjust, never enough noise to nag.
Most habit apps trade in guilt: break the chain and the app makes sure you feel it. Hibi records the miss and moves on. The calendar shows red days beside green ones because both are true, and neither decides tomorrow.
日々 means "day after day". That is the whole method.
継続は力なり
A few notes we've kept from readers who wrote in after a few weeks with Hibi.
Yes. Your habits live on the device. No account, no sync required, no server that knows what you're tracking.
The day is marked as missed and the streak resets. No penalties, no lost history, no push notification about it. The next day is still yours to take.
Set a goal like 50 pages or 5 glasses and log it with a slider, or run the built-in timer for time-based habits. Partial days count toward Effort Rate, kept days toward Kept Rate — both readings are shown separately so you can tell them apart.
English, Japanese, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Spanish. The interface follows your system language automatically.
Nothing. Hibi is completely free — every habit, every chart, every feature. No subscriptions, no ads, no in-app purchases, no locked tier. Just the app.
Everything is stored locally on your phone. Nothing about what you tracked, when, or what you called it ever leaves the device — except the optional Weekly Recap, which sends habit names only and only when you tap yes.
Set it up in under a minute, then let the days accumulate. Free — no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
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