Habits and tasks, finally in one place.
Running a habit app next to a to-do app means two inboxes, two streaks of guilt, and twice the friction. ActionList keeps them on one screen, so your daily habits and today's tasks read as one plan.
Free plan available — no credit card required.
Habits with streaks that stick around
Log daily habits in a tap and watch streaks build. Miss a day? The chain is honest, but the app is designed to make restarting feel easy rather than shameful.
A full task manager beside them
Priorities, due dates, reminders, quick capture — real task management, not a checklist bolted onto a habit app. Habits build the routine; tasks move the projects.
Routines that run themselves
Group the repeating parts of your day into routines, so mornings and evenings come pre-planned instead of rebuilt from scratch.
Goals that connect the dots
Point habits and tasks at a goal and keep weekly progress honest — the work you log every day rolls up into something you can actually see move.
How it works
Set your habits
Pick the daily behaviours you want to build and how often.
Plan tasks beside them
Today's to-dos and today's habits share one view.
Log and build streaks
One tap logs a habit; finished tasks and sessions stack up progress.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I track habits and tasks in the same app?
- Yes — that's ActionList's core design. Habits, tasks, reminders, routines, and goals live in one app with one daily view, instead of being split across separate apps.
- Does ActionList have habit streaks?
- Yes. Each habit tracks its streak, and logging takes one tap. Streaks are designed to make consistency visible without punishing a missed day.
- What's the difference between a habit and a routine in ActionList?
- A habit is a single repeating behaviour you log (like reading or a workout). A routine is a group of steps that structure part of your day (like a morning routine). Habits measure consistency; routines remove daily re-planning.
- Is the habit tracker free?
- Yes. Habits, streaks, routines, tasks, and reminders are all part of the free plan — no credit card required.
- Can focus sessions count toward habits?
- Yes. Finish a focus session and log it against a habit like "deep work daily" — the timer, the habit, and the task all feed the same picture of your day.
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