About Loggd
Loggd combines habit tracking, to-do lists, goal setting and a focus timer in a single app. Habits can follow every day, weekdays or a custom pattern, with planned days off that do not break a streak, and each habit shows a grid of the last 365 days. Tasks have priorities, tags, a main task per day and natural-language input where a phrase like call mom tomorrow fills the date. A focus timer from 15 to 90 minutes saves its minutes onto the chosen task.
For longer-term work there are goals set from one month to three years with numeric or step-based tracking, six vision exercises including a bucket list and a daily check-in that scores the day from 1 to 10 with a short note. Motivation features include XP, 100 levels, more than 65 badges, animated characters and a monthly leaderboard. Notes support pages inside pages, iPhone tasks can set real alarms and Claude or ChatGPT can add tasks, with an API and webhooks.
Loggd runs on iPhone, Android and the web and is free to start without a credit card, with a pricing page and free tools such as a bucket list maker. The site also lists a demo, a blog and an API page.
Key features
- Habits with flexible schedules and 365-day grid
- Tasks with natural-language dates
- Focus timer saving minutes onto tasks
- Goals from one month to three years
- Daily check-in scored 1 to 10
- XP, levels, badges and leaderboard
- Nested notes and iPhone alarms
- Claude and ChatGPT integration, API and webhooks
Good fit for
- People building habits with a game-like system
- Planning weekly tasks and long-term goals in one app
Loggd: questions and answers
- What is Loggd used for?
- Loggd is a gamified tracker for habits, tasks, goals and focus time with XP, streaks and a 365-day grid, on iPhone, Android and the web. It is a good fit for people building habits with a game-like system, and planning weekly tasks and long-term goals in one app.
- Is Loggd free?
- Yes. Loggd has a free plan, and paid plans start at €7 per month.
- Is Loggd open source?
- No. Loggd is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Habitica, Tasks.org and Loop Habit Tracker.
- What are some alternatives to Loggd?
- Loggd competes with Habitify, Streaks and TickTick.
Open-source alternatives to Loggd
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Habitica
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A habit tracker app which treats your goals like a Role Playing Game.
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Tasks.org
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Bringing Astrid Tasks back from the dead
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Loop Habit Tracker, a mobile app for creating and maintaining long-term positive habits
GPL-3.0vs Streaks★ 10k
Obtainium
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Get Android app updates straight from the source.
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NetNewsWire
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RSS reader for macOS and iOS.
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Feedbin
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A nice place to read on the web.
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SaaS alternatives to Loggd
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Habitify
Productivity
Habit tracking app with reminders, statistics and cross-platform sync
SaaS
Streaks
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Habit tracker for Apple devices that builds daily streaks
SaaS
TickTick
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To-do list with calendar views, habit tracker and Pomodoro timer
SaaS
Todoist
Productivity
Task manager with projects, natural-language due dates and shared lists
SaaS
Zero Excuse
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Minimalist iOS habit tracker built on Stoic principles with three daily tasks based on your weak points
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Habitide
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Habit tracker and daily planner that turns routines into measurable growth
SaaS

