Habit tracker + habit calendar
Track habits with quick completion taps, or open the calendar to mark days as completed or partially completed. Lotus also lets you work on unscheduled days when it feels right.
Lotus combines habits, daily reflection, pomodoro focus sessions, and date-wise to-do planning in one calm app. The core experience starts fast, keeps your main data on-device, and is designed to help you improve steadily instead of chasing pressure.
Lotus is built for calm, sustainable progress. Partial effort still counts, analytics are meant to help you understand patterns, and the app avoids turning every missed day into failure. The goal is simple: stay organized, reflect honestly, and keep moving.
The app keeps daily planning and reflection close together so habits, mood-like day markers, focused work, and tasks support each other instead of living in separate tools.
Track habits with quick completion taps, or open the calendar to mark days as completed or partially completed. Lotus also lets you work on unscheduled days when it feels right.
Mark your day as productive, busy, tired, sick, self-care, and more. Daily analytics help you notice trends without turning the app into pressure.
Run focused sessions, take planned breaks, and keep the timer visible while building a calmer rhythm for work and study.
Keep tasks tied to the dates that matter so you can plan the day ahead without juggling a separate list app.
Export encrypted `.hab` backup files with your own PIN, save or share them, and restore later when changing devices or recovering from a reinstall.
If you want extra protection, Lotus can use your device security for an app lock while keeping the core data stored locally on your device.
This page is meant to stay practical. Lotus stores its core tracker, task, timer, and settings data on-device. Internet access is mainly used for ads, purchases, and opening hosted web pages when needed.
Habits, daily statuses, timer settings, tasks, and most app settings stay on the device. You can start using Lotus immediately without creating an account.
In the free version, Google AdMob rewarded ads may be used before opening analytics screens. AdMob can collect limited device, network, and ad interaction data.
Remove-ads purchases are processed by Google Play. Lotus does not handle or store your payment card information directly.
These are the points most people look for before installing: what the app does, how it stores data, and whether it adds friction.
No. Lotus is designed so you can add habits, log your day, manage tasks, and use the timer right away.
Core tracking, daily logging, pomodoro usage, and to-do management work offline. Internet is mainly needed for ads, purchases, and hosted web pages.
Yes. Lotus includes encrypted backup and restore so you can keep a copy of your data or move it to another device later.
If you run into a bug, need help with a backup restore, or want to suggest an improvement, send a message and include the device model and a short description of what happened.