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Habitica is an open-source gamified task manager turning Habits, Dailies, and To-Dos into RPG quests with avatars, gear and social features.
14.1k stars4.4k forkslast commit Actively maintained
6 self-hosted HabitBull alternatives
HabitBull is a habit-tracking and goal-setting app that lets users create and schedule habits, set reminders, track streaks and view calendars and analytics. It stores data in the cloud for multi-device sync, and offers CSV export, widgets and community forums.
Alternatives to HabitBull
#2
Ryot is a self-hosted personal tracking platform for media, workouts, and daily habits, with analytics, integrations, and an API for your own data.
3.6k stars125 forksGPL-3.0last commit Actively maintained
A self-hosted habit tracking app without goals, designed for quick daily check-ins, streak tracking, and lightweight data storage via SQLite or local files.
1.8k stars77 forksBSD-3-Clauselast commit Actively maintained
HabitTrove is a gamified habit tracker that rewards daily progress with coins, enabling habit creation, tracking, and rewards via a built-in wishlist.
681 stars42 forksAGPL-3.0last commit Actively maintained
#5
Perfice is a local-first self-tracking app (Svelte + TypeScript) to record arbitrary metrics, set goals, view correlations, export data, and optionally sync via a backend.
460 stars26 forksMITlast commit Actively maintained
HabitSync is a self-hosted PWA habit tracker offering goals, challenges, social sharing, OIDC SSO, Apprise notifications, API-first design, and a mobile app.
334 stars7 forksBSD-3-Clauselast commit Actively maintained
What replacing HabitBull actually involves
Every option on this page is open source and free to run on your own hardware, so you own the data and there is no subscription to cancel. 6 of 6 shipped a commit in the last six months. Licences in this list: GPL-3.0, BSD-3-Clause, AGPL-3.0, MIT. In exchange you take on hosting, backups and updates yourself.
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