Habit tracker
Build habits with XP, streaks, and skips, plus pause, archive, filters, search, and completion stats.
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A gamified life tracker for habits, time, quests, and personal metrics. Earn XP, build streaks, and watch your progress climb — with every byte kept private on your own device.
Explorer · Rank III
Last 45 days · habit completions
Eight connected modes that feed a single XP economy — so the boring work of showing up every day starts to feel like leveling up a character.
Build habits with XP, streaks, and skips, plus pause, archive, filters, search, and completion stats.
Stopwatch, Pomodoro-style sessions, manual entries, tags, and category summaries — plus distraction-free focus.
Gamified to-do quests with checklist steps, priority-based XP, timetable blocks, and overlap warnings.
Log weight, sleep, mood, water, caffeine, expenses, symptoms — and define your own custom metrics.
Charts, heatmaps, weekly comparisons, and a calendar view that ties habits, time, and XP together by day.
Earn coins, unlock achievements, and climb ranks and levels — with gamification settings you can tune.
Full JSON backup and restore with merge or replace, plus a habit-history CSV export of what you log.
Light, dark, neon, forest, ocean, sunset, and minimal themes. Installable as a PWA and offline after first load.
No sign-up, no server, no setup. Here's the loop, from your first visit to a running streak.
LifeXP has no remote backend and no real login. Every habit, quest, time entry, metric, and setting lives in your browser via IndexedDB.
Nothing to install, no account to create. A local profile lives entirely in your browser, so you start tracking in seconds.
Check off habits, run a Pomodoro or stopwatch, work through your planner quests, and record the life metrics that matter to you.
Every action feeds XP, streaks, and coins. Level up, climb ranks, and unlock achievements as consistency compounds.
+XP on every completionDig into charts, heatmaps, and the calendar view to see patterns across days and weeks — then export a report when you want one.
Since everything is stored locally, use built-in Backup / Restore to export JSON or a habit-history CSV and carry your data between devices.
Give the habit tracker that actually feels rewarding a run. It's free, runs in your browser, and keeps every byte of your data on your own device.