Comparison

GoStreak vs HabitKit

Last updated 17 October 2026 · Also: vs Finch, vs Habitica, vs Streaks

The short answer

HabitKit is a purely visual habit tracker: a customizable grid of colored squares per habit, made to look great as a home-screen widget, with no characters, points or game layer at all. GoStreak is just as quick to log, but adds an evolving companion per habit, milestone rewards, Streak Freezes for an off day, and shared streaks you hold with friends. Pick HabitKit if the grid itself is the reward. Pick GoStreak if you want a companion and people in the mix too.

Side by side

Feature comparison. HabitKit details come from its public app listing. GoStreak is shown as it will launch on iOS and Android.
 GoStreakHabitKit
CompanionOne creature per habit, evolves from egg to legendaryNone, just colored squares
Pressure / punishmentNoneNone
Habit streaksYes, per habit, with milestones and FreezesYes, a grid streak count but no freeze
Friends / socialShared habits, shared streaks, leaderboards, friend profilesNo social layer
Accountability with othersShared streak resets if anyone missesNot available
Visual historyYear heatmap plus a shared companion gardenCustomizable color grid, its signature feature
Metric trackingWater, steps from Apple Health or Health Connect, meditation timerSimple count or amount per habit
PlatformsiPhone and AndroidiOS, Android
Price modelFree for up to 3 habits, then GoStreak PlusFree, with an optional one-time Pro unlock

Who HabitKit is for

HabitKit is for people who want the simplest possible visual habit tracker and nothing more: a clean, customizable grid of squares per habit, a good-looking home-screen widget, and no characters, points or social bits to think about. It's a strong pick if gamification distracts you and you just want to see your consistency at a glance.

Who GoStreak is for

GoStreak is for people who like HabitKit's simplicity but want a bit more reason to come back: a companion that visibly grows with the streak, clear milestones at 7, 30, 100 and 365 days, and the option to hold a habit, and its streak, together with a friend. If you've ever searched for "HabitKit but gamified" or "habit grid with friends," that's the gap GoStreak fills. The trade-off: its widgets are simpler than HabitKit's customizable grid.