꾸준 · Kkujun
A few habits, one tap a day.
Kkujun is a habit tracker that asks for one tap a day. Pick a few habits — not twenty — and check each one off when it is done. Days in a row stack up as a streak, and if you miss one, the next day offers a single repair, the same rule as Kamusta and Daily Ten. Each habit can have its own reminder at the time you choose, the Home Screen widget lets you check a habit without opening the app, and a monthly grid shows the month at a glance. Free, with no account, no ads and no analytics; it never uses the internet, and everything stays on the device.
Highlights
One tap a day
Home shows today's habits as big tiles. Done? Tap once. Tapped by mistake? Tap again. No notes, no ratings, nothing else to fill in.
A few, not a list
Up to five habits at a time. To add a sixth you retire one. Keeping it small is what keeps it daily.
Streaks with one repair
Each habit keeps its own 🔥 count over its scheduled days. Miss one and the next day offers a single repair; after using it, seven more check-ins on scheduled days bring it back.
A reminder per habit
Water at 9 am, stretching at 10 pm — each habit gets its own time. Nothing rings on an off day, or once the habit is already checked.
Check from the widget
On iPhone: a small Home Screen widget (one habit and its 🔥), a medium one (all of today, tap to check) and three Lock Screen widgets. On Android: one resizable Home Screen widget that checks with a tap.
A monthly grid
Each habit unfolds into a month of squares — filled, empty and repaired days in their own colors, with one completion rate underneath. Past days can be fixed right in the grid.
History
- v1.02026-10-01
- First release: up to five habits, one tap a day, streaks with a single repair, per-habit reminders, a monthly grid with completion rate
- iPhone Home Screen widgets (small and medium, check from the medium one) and Lock Screen widgets; an Android Home Screen widget. CSV export in Settings
- Free. No account, ads or analytics; no internet use, records stay on the device. Korean and English