A private habit tracker
Build the habits
that build you.
A free habit tracker that lives in your browser. No account, no sign-up. We can't read your data, and neither can anyone else.
Your week
May 19 – 25
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning walk | |||||||
| Stretch | |||||||
| Meditation | |||||||
| Reading | |||||||
| Deep work |
21 done · 4 missed · 3 skipped
6 days · Morning walk
01 · Track
Three taps, one habit.
Vita opens to today's list. Tap Record, tap Done, tap Save. That's the entire interaction — short enough that the habit always takes longer than the logging.
Today
Monday, May 20
- ✓Morning walk3.2 km
- ✓Deep work90 min
- Two litres of waterpending
An insight
This week, briefly
“Movement is the rock — walks landed every weekday, stretch held five of seven. Meditation slipped three days in a row. Maybe pair it with the morning walk?”
Generated on this device
02 · Reflect
A short note from a small model.
Optional weekly insights, written in plain language by a small model that runs in your browser. We never see the prompt and we never see the response. It's just there if you want it.
03 · Privacy
“Your habits never leave your device unless you ship them yourself.”
From the journal
Plain-English posts on how each feature works, what it costs you, and why the app is shaped the way it is.
Encryption, in plain language
What "your data is encrypted" actually means — and the difference between "encrypted on the company's server" (which most apps mean) and "encrypted so the company's server can't read it" (which Vita means).
How Vita works (without a server)
A plain-English explanation of how an app that doesn't have a server still does anything useful — where your data lives, what little server we do have, and why "the company can vanish and you still have your habits" is the whole point.
Meet Vita
The starting point if you've just landed here — what Vita is, why it works the way it does, and who it's for. A short, friendly tour before the deeper dives.
Free · No account
Start with one habit.
You don't need a coach, a community, or a fourteen-item list on day one. Pick one thing you'd like to actually do this week.