The year in pixels habit tracker

A year in pixels is a grid with one small square for every day. In Bee Habit each habit gets its own grid, and every day you complete the habit fills a square with its pattern and color, so you can see months of effort on one screen.

Yes, Bee Habit is free to download on iPhone. Bee Habit Pro is an optional subscription that adds unlimited habits, every pattern design, custom alarms and unlimited iCloud backup.

The tile for that day stays empty and the rest of your pattern stays exactly as it was. Nothing resets to zero. If you did the habit and forgot to log it, tap the day on the calendar to fill it in.

The stats screen shows your longest run for each habit, but the main view is the grid. A missed day is one gap in a pattern you can still read, and nothing resets.

Yes. Besides simple check-offs, Bee Habit supports measurable habits with a daily target (8 glasses of water, 30 minutes of reading) and reps habits you complete several times a day, like 3 workout sets.

Start with two or three specific habits you can check honestly at night, such as drinking water, a 10-minute walk or reading 20 pages. Bee Habit groups habits into seven areas: Health, Fitness, Mind, Productivity, Learning, Finance and Creativity.

The best-known study, from University College London, found a median of 66 days, with a range of 18 to 254 days depending on the person and the habit. That is roughly ten weeks of tiles on your grid.

A checklist only shows today. A heatmap keeps every past day visible as a colored cell, so you can spot patterns like skipping every Tuesday or a strong month in March.

Many people with ADHD find visual trackers easier to stick with, and Bee Habit is quick to use: one tap fills a tile, reminders can be set per habit and forgotten days can be logged later. It helps you track habits and does not replace medical care.

Not yet. Bee Habit is available for iPhone on the App Store and needs iOS 15.1 or later. Your habits can be backed up to iCloud and restored on a new iPhone.