Not a checkbox. A photo.

You don't quit at the goal.
You quit at 6:30 on a Tuesday.

Habiton wakes you at the time you chose and asks for proof. A photo, not a tick.

Habiton alarm takeover screen at 06:30 for the habit Run, asking for a photograph before the alarm will close

You set the goal. You meant it.

Nobody sets a goal intending to abandon it.

Then a Tuesday happens.

You're tired, it's raining, and the app lets you tick the box anyway.

A tick costs nothing. That's the problem.

A habit tracker you can lie to is a diary of your intentions.

How it works

Three steps, and one of them is not optional.

Habiton time picker set to 06:30 on weekdays for the habit Run

Set the time

Pick the habit and the moment. 6:30, three days a week. That's the appointment.

The Habiton alarm firing at 06:30 for Run, offering to photograph proof or snooze

The alarm comes through

It sounds in silent mode and through Focus. You can snooze it. You cannot ignore it.

Habiton confirming the photograph as proof and marking Run complete at 06:34

Photograph the proof

Show the shoes, the gym, the glass. Habiton checks the photo and decides. On your phone.

What the app actually does.

Habiton confirming a photograph as proof, with the message that it checked what the photo shows

Verification that means it

The photo is analysed on your device. Habiton checks what it shows before the day counts.

Alarms, not notifications

Silent mode, Focus, Do Not Disturb. The one reminder that still gets through.

Nothing leaves your phone

No account, no server, no analytics. The photo is deleted the moment it's checked.

Habiton stats showing days verified, days missed, best run, and the verified rate for each habit

Streaks you actually earned

Every day in your history was proved with a photograph. That's what makes it worth keeping.

Six screens. No tick boxes.

There is no "mark as done" button anywhere in Habiton. There is a camera.

The Habiton today screen mid-morning, showing habits still due and those already proved — Today: everything due, and what you've already proved

Creating a habit in Habiton and choosing what the proof photograph must show — Setting a habit: the time is the appointment

The Habiton alarm at 06:30 taking over the screen through silent mode — 06:30: the alarm that comes through silent mode

The Habiton camera aimed at a pair of running shoes, the only way to complete a habit — The camera: the only way to complete a habit

Habiton confirming the photograph as proof and completing the habit for the day — Verified: the photo checked out, and the day counts

The Habiton stats screen showing the share of habits verified this week and the rate for each habit — Your stats: what you proved, and what you missed

Questions.

Do my photos get uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is analysed on your iPhone and deleted straight afterwards. It isn't saved to your photo library and it never reaches a server.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up, no email, no password. Your data lives on your phone and is included in your normal iPhone backup.

What if the app doesn't recognise my proof?

You get three attempts. If a habit genuinely can't be photographed, Habiton tells you that when you create it rather than pretending later.

Can I use it without the alarm?

Yes, it falls back to a standard notification. But the alarm is the reason it works.

What do you do with my data?

Nothing. We can't. We never receive it. The website counts anonymous visits and that is the extent of it.

Which iPhones does it work on?

Habiton runs on iPhone with iOS 17.0 or later. The alarm that breaks through silent mode and Focus needs iOS 26. On iOS 17 to 25 the reminder falls back to a standard notification.

Set a time. Show up. Prove it.

You don't quit at the goal.You quit at 6:30 on a Tuesday.