꾸준 · Kkujun
A few habits, one tap a day.
Kkujun keeps a few habits going with one tap a day. Streaks, a reminder per habit, widgets and a monthly grid are the whole app; there is no account, and records stay on this device.
How it works
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Add a habit
Give it a name, one emoji, a color and its days — every day, weekdays, weekends, or the exact days you pick. Add a reminder time if you want one. Up to five habits at a time.
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Tap it today
Home shows today's habits as tiles. Done? Tap once — the tile fills and the 🔥 goes up by one. Tapped by mistake? Tap again to undo. Habits resting today sit dimmed below.
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Keep the streak
Check a habit on each of its scheduled days and its streak grows. Off days are not counted. Miss a day and a “Repair” button appears on Home the next day, once.
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Put up a widget
On iPhone there is a small Home Screen widget (one habit you choose and its 🔥), a medium one (all of today's habits) and Lock Screen widgets (the streak of a habit you choose). Tap a habit on the medium widget to check it without opening the app. On Android, one Home Screen widget resizes as you like, and tapping a row checks it.
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Look back at the month
Open a habit for its streak, best and rate, and the month unfolds as squares — filled, empty and repaired days in their own colors, with this month's rate below. Step back to earlier months, and tap a past day to fix it.
What's inside
Reminders stay on the phone
One local notification per habit at the time you set. Nothing is scheduled on an off day, and a habit already checked stays quiet. This is not a server push.
One repair
Available only on the day after a miss, once per habit. After you use it, seven more check-ins on scheduled days bring it back. Same rule as Kamusta and Daily Ten.
Days, not counts
Instead of “three times a week” you pick the days. Off days are then unambiguous, and a streak never breaks unfairly.
Widgets
iPhone: small and medium on the Home Screen; circular, rectangular and inline on the Lock Screen. Android: one resizable Home Screen widget (no Lock Screen widgets). Widgets use only the data the app stores on the device.
The monthly grid
A month of squares per habit: filled, empty, repaired, and a single completion rate. That is as far as statistics go.
CSV export
Settings exports every scheduled day per habit with its status (done, repaired, missed) as a CSV file. You choose where it goes.
Frequently asked
Why only five habits?
Habit apps die of long lists. Five you can tap every day, and since a sixth means retiring one, only the habits you really mean to keep stay in. Retiring a habit deletes its checks and streak too.
I missed a day.
The next day, “Repair” appears on Home. Tap it once and the missed day is filled, streak intact. The next repair comes back after seven more check-ins on scheduled days.
Do the widgets use the internet or an account?
No. Widgets only read the data the app has stored on this device. There is no network connection.
Can I check a habit from the widget?
Yes. Tap a habit on the medium Home Screen widget on iPhone, or on the Home Screen widget on Android, and it is checked. The small widget and Lock Screen widgets only display.
There are no Lock Screen widgets on Android.
Android has no general Lock Screen widget area for apps, so Kkujun offers a Home Screen widget there.
Do reminders come from a server?
No. Reminders are local notifications scheduled on the device. The app works if you decline notifications. Settings lets you turn all reminders off or change the default time for new habits.
What happens when I change phones?
Everything is included in your device backup (iCloud Backup or Android backup) and restores on the new phone. There is no sync through a developer server. Export a CSV if you want your own copy.
How is it related to Kamusta?
It follows the same rule for counting and repairing streaks. No data is shared; neither app can see the other's records.
Is there an account or ads?
No. Kkujun is free, with no account, ads, in-app purchases or analytics.
Contact
If your question isn't answered here, send us a mail and we'll get back to you.
divekimdev@gmail.com