Habicat - RPG Habit Tracker

Habicat is a pixel-style RPG gamified habit tracker designed to help you fight procrastination with instant game-like feedback and build good habits with ease.

Here, every daily commitment turns into EXP and gems. Open chests, unlock achievements, strengthen your own character, and make your progress clearly visible.

Treat habit-building like a game where no princess needs saving. Every Boss you face comes from laziness and challenges in real life. There is no final ending, only a version of you that keeps growing across the open field of life.

----- Features -----

· Gamified Growth: A unique pixel art style. Complete real-life tasks through check-ins and grow your own character.

· Monthly Boss Challenge: A 30-day habit-building challenge. Step out of your comfort zone, embrace change, and defeat the little monsters in daily life.

· Habit Setup: Flexible habit settings let you add habits based on your needs, so you can see what needs to be done each day at a glance.

· Data Statistics: Detailed reports, frequency charts, and weekly, monthly, and yearly summaries help you track every habit and see your progress over time.

· Free Character Customization: Earn gems through check-ins, open treasure chests, and collect pixel-style accessories that are both powerful and stylish.

· Motivation System: Unlock a beautiful achievement wall, plus many hidden achievement surprises.

· Personalization and Widgets: Widgets support one-tap check-ins, data tracking, and cat supervision to help rescue procrastinators and ADHD minds.

· Privacy and Security: Native Apple privacy protection with iCloud account data backup.

From the Developer's Desk:
Life should be as delightful as playing a game, filled with enthusiasm and zest.

When I was fresh out of university, I dove into TED Talks, seeking life's purpose and fresh perspectives. A talk titled "Games Change the World" caught my eye. "Aren't games just for fun?" I pondered, clicking on the video. It was a discourse by the author of "Reality Is Broken." She emphasised how gamers, engrossed in virtual realms, feel genuine happiness from achievements there. So why do we struggle to find the same fulfilment in our real-world tasks?

This revelation made me think. Often, we abandon activities like running or reading because immediate gratification is missing. Our minds crave instant rewards. I designed this app t