A small CLI habit tracker. One JSON file under ~/.habito/. No accounts, no
servers, no sync, no telemetry.
go install github.com/mjwebb3/habito@latesthabito add "morning walk"
habito done "morning walk"
habito status # what's done today?
habito week # last 7 days as a grid
habito streak walk # current + longest streakDays you mark done are appended to a list inside ~/.habito/store.json.
Forget a day, no big deal — the file just won't have that entry.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
habito add NAME |
add a new habit |
habito done NAME |
mark today complete |
habito undone NAME |
unmark today (oops button) |
habito list |
show every habit and its day count |
habito status |
tick / dot for each habit, today |
habito week |
7-day grid, one row per habit |
habito streak NAME |
current and longest streak |
habito remove NAME |
delete a habit (use -f to skip confirm) |
habito version |
print version |
streak is forgiving by one day: if you haven't marked today yet but you
did yesterday, the count still includes yesterday. Skip a full 24 hours
after that and it resets.
Color output is automatic when stdout is a terminal. Set NO_COLOR=1 to
turn it off.
Defaults to ~/.habito/store.json. Override with HABITO_HOME=/some/dir
if you want to sync via Syncthing or stick it in a git repo.
Most habit apps want notifications, accounts, streak shame, and a paid
tier. I just wanted a thing I could done from a terminal at the end of
the day and forget about. So this exists.
MIT. See LICENSE.