The app that tells you the truth about your habits.
Most habit trackers flatter you. Productivica reports what it measured and attaches the sample size. When there is not enough data yet, it says so instead of inventing a number.
Free to use, permanently. Premium is optional: $3.99 per month, with a 7 day free trial.
What it does
Three screens. Nothing you have to learn.
Today
Habits due today and your one off tasks, with subtasks, priorities and time estimates. Recurring habits repeat on the schedule you set. Reminders are scheduled by the operating system, so they still fire with the app closed.
Plan
One control switches between Today, Week, Month and All. Month draws a grid; everything else draws a list. Your existing device calendar events can sit alongside your tasks, so you see the day you actually have.
Stats
Four charts, and they are the only four: a consistency heatmap, a life balance breakdown, a productivity rhythm by hour of day, and momentum over time. All four are drawn from your own completions.
Yearly goals
A whole year, one square at a time.
Set a goal for the year and watch it fill in. Twelve month grids, one square per day. Free, like the rest of the core app.
They fill themselves in
Link a goal to habits you already track and it counts itself. Finish the workout, the workout goal moves.
Goals that are not habits work too. Add to them by hand, or let one-off tasks count.
And it says when you are behind
Your progress sits next to how much of the year has actually gone. A goal at 34% when the year is 64% through, and the screen says so.
Why it is different
The statistics carry their own sample size.
What you get
- Measurements with the count attached. "Median completion time over the last 14 days: 15:40, from 38 completions."
- A "still collecting" state when there is not enough history yet.
- Your tasks stored on your device. No account, and no server to sync them to.
- Export of everything you have, as JSON, whenever you want it.
What you will never get
- Percentile badges. "Top 5% of users" needs a population, and this app does not have one.
- Claims about your brain or your body clock. The app reads task timestamps. It is not qualified to say more.
- Adverts, or your data sold to anyone. There is no advertising code in the app.
- Guilt mechanics. No streak you cannot lose gracefully, no countdown pressure, no fake scarcity.
The easiest way to check this is the first week. Most apps show you a full dashboard on day one, filled with numbers they cannot possibly have yet. Productivica tells you it is still collecting, and how many days it needs. A worse first impression, on purpose.
Pricing
Everything you need is free. Premium buys depth.
The free tier is not a trial that expires. Premium adds a longer statistical window and more detailed analysis, not the ability to manage your tasks.
Free
$0 forever
- Unlimited tasks, habits, subtasks and yearly goals
- All four charts, over a 7 day window of your real data
- Reminders, streaks, light and dark themes
- English, Polish and Chinese
Premium 7 day trial
$3.99 per month
- $19.99 per year
- $39.99 once, for life
- A 30 day window on all four charts instead of 7
- Seven deeper measurements: monthly trend, recovery after a gap, streak history per habit, completion time drift, scheduled against actual, weekday breakdown, and habits slipping compared with before
- An hour by hour day timeline
- Optional one way calendar writing: your dated tasks are added to a separate calendar named Productivica. Your existing events are never touched, and changes you make in your calendar app are not read back
- Five more themes and premium completion animations
Every Premium measurement carries the number of completions it was drawn from.
Prices are set in the App Store and you will be charged in your own currency at the local equivalent. Apple handles the payment and the cancellation. You can cancel any time from your Apple account settings, and if you cancel during the trial you are not charged.
Who makes it
One person, in Poland.
Every message to support is read by the person who wrote the code. There is no sales team and no chat widget to route it through.