Everyday alternative
Looking for an Everyday alternative?
Everyday is a clean, grid-based “don't break the chain” tracker for yes/no habits, with apps across Apple platforms and Android. Habit Pocket keeps the grid but adds the two things a chain cannot show: the actual numbers and times behind a habit, and how they correlate. If you want a minimalist chain for simple daily habits, Everyday is great; if you want quantities, times of day, and charts, this is the alternative.
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Side by side
Habit Pocket vs Everyday
Where each one leads, in plain terms. A dash in the Habit Pocket column is an honest gap, not a hidden one.
 Habit Pocket | Everyday | |
|---|---|---|
| Grid layout | ||
| Skip a day without breaking the streak | ||
| Numeric habits with units & targets | — | |
| Time-of-day habits (07:15) | — | |
| Candle chart for sleep & wake times | — | |
| Correlation overlays | — | |
| Android app | Soon |
Honest take
Habit Pocket or Everyday?
No tool is for everyone. Here is the straight answer, including when the other one is the better choice.
Pick Habit Pocket if
you want to track quantities and times of day and see relationships between habits, not just chains.
Pick Everyday if
you want a minimalist chain-grid for simple daily habits across Apple platforms and Android.
Proof
One grid for checks, numbers, and times.
Every habit type in the same view, with streak colors that deepen on their own as the run grows.
FAQ
Everyday vs Habit Pocket — common questions
Yes. Both are built around a grid rather than a list, and both let a skip pause a streak instead of breaking it. Habit Pocket adds numeric and time-of-day cells and charts on top of that grid.
Numbers with units and targets (steps, kg, glasses) and real times of day (07:15), plus a candle chart for sleep and correlation overlays between any two habits.
Not yet, Android is on the roadmap. Everyday has Android today, so it is the better pick if that is a requirement. The Habit Pocket web app works in a mobile browser in the meantime.
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