Loop Habit Tracker alternatives for iPhone
Loop Habit Tracker is Android-only, so switching to iPhone means switching apps. Here are the real alternatives - and the one question that should decide it for you: can you bring your history?
The one thing to check first
If you have used Loop for a while, your check-in history is the most valuable thing you own in it. Streaks, scores and heatmaps are all computed from it. Most iPhone habit trackers make you start from zero - Loop's export format is open, but almost nothing reads it. So before comparing colors and widgets, check whether an app can import your Loop data at all.
1. Ouro - if you want to keep your Loop history
Ouro is a habit tracker built for iPhone that reads Loop's own CSV export directly. You export a ZIP from Loop, open it in Ouro, and every habit arrives with its complete check-in history - streaks, scores, monthly grids and year heatmaps rebuilt from your real data. It shares Loop's values, too: data stays on your device, no account, no ads, no tracking, and you can export everything again anytime. Free for up to 3 habits, one small one-time purchase for unlimited - no subscription.
How the import works, step by step
2. Streaks - the Apple-native pick
Streaks is an iOS habit tracker with a one-time price, Apple Health integration and home screen widgets. It suits fitness-centered habits, and it starts you from scratch - it cannot import Loop data.
3. HabitKit - the one that looks like Loop
HabitKit's tile-based grid charts resemble Loop's heatmaps, and it runs on both iPhone and Android. The visual style will feel familiar - but your grids start empty, because it does not read Loop's export either.
4. Habitify - if you want sync everywhere
Habitify runs on iPhone, Android and the web with an account and cloud sync, plus integrations like Apple Health and calendars. It is the opposite philosophy to Loop: subscription-based and cloud-first. Its free plan is limited to a few habits, and there is no Loop import.
5. Keep Loop on your old Android phone
The zero-cost option: keep your previous phone charged and check in there. It preserves everything, but a habit tracker you do not carry stops being checked - most people quietly abandon tracking within weeks. Better as a bridge than a plan.
How they compare on what matters
- Imports your Loop history: Ouro. The others start you from zero.
- No account, data on device: Ouro, Streaks and HabitKit work without an account; Habitify requires one.
- No subscription: Ouro and Streaks are one-time purchases; Habitify is a subscription.
- Loop-style heatmaps: Ouro and HabitKit both build their views around grids and heatmaps.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Loop Habit Tracker for iPhone?
No. Loop is Android-only with no iOS version planned. Similarly named apps on the App Store are unrelated. More on your options as a Loop user on iPhone.
Can any iPhone app import Loop Habit Tracker data?
Ouro reads Loop's CSV export (the ZIP file) directly and rebuilds your full history from it. The other apps in this list have no Loop import.
Which alternative is most like Loop?
In looks, HabitKit. In values - local data, no account, no subscription - and in continuity of your actual history, Ouro.