An Android app to help you build habits
Find your way forward in your records.
Reading, walking, stretching. Plan an action in Peckot, then record it when you’re done.
Compare planned and recorded times, review the days you completed your habits, and consider a schedule that fits your life.
Free, with ads / Android and Wear OS
Records become insight.
Your records reveal a rhythm that’s yours.
Reading, walking, stretching. Plan the habits you want to build, log completions, and compare planned and recorded times. An Android habit tracker for exploring when a habit fits your day, beyond counting how often you do it.
01Compare daily plans with records
Compare planned times with the times you recorded completion, from morning to night. In the app, this view is called Today's rhythm.
02Consider whether the planned time fits
Often running later than planned? Review several days of records. The app's Average timeline shows patterns in when you recorded completion. Consider whether the time was inconvenient or you simply logged the action later.
03Review how consistently you have kept going
Review the percentage of opportunities completed and changes in an indicator of how established a habit is becoming. Consider these alongside your records over time, rather than judging one day alone.
AT YOUR OWN PACE
Some days you did it. Some days you didn't. Both are still your days.
A record of today can be a starting point for trying again.
Mark it done when you can. Skip it when today is hard. Record it for how the day actually went.
As records stack up, you start to notice patterns in time.
You don't have to fill every day. Looking at a month of records, the days you did it still show up.
The moment you start, and the moment you log.
TIME & LOCATION REMINDERS
Want a reminder when you arrive at a specific place? Choose the location on the map, for habits such as stretching at home or reading at the library. You can also set reminders for specific weekdays and times.
Get a reminder when you arrive at a place →
WEAR OS
Check the notification, then complete or skip on your wrist. Plans and reviews stay on the phone.
Learn how to use Peckot on your watch →
QUESTIONS
No Peckot account is needed. You can create a plan on your phone and start recording.
You can install it free from Google Play. The app shows ads.
Habit strength shows how established a habit has become on a scale of 0–100. Peckot treats 90 as a guide, rather than a guarantee, that the action has become a habit. Completion rate is the percentage of opportunities you completed during the selected period. For example, completing 7 out of 10 opportunities gives a completion rate of 70%.
Plans and records are stored on your phone. Data backup in Settings lets you save them to a file and restore them. Make a backup before changing phones or uninstalling the app.
For place-based habits, location is used to detect arrival at the place you set. Location permission is also needed to detect arrival while the app is closed. Peckot does not store travel routes or continuous location history. Arrival detection can take a few minutes.
You can create plans and review records on an Android phone. If you have a Wear OS watch, you can complete or skip from your wrist.
Peckot.
Grow the habit at your own rhythm.
Start Peckot on Google PlayAndroid / Wear OS · Free, with ads