Habit tracker, AI calorie counter and daily planner — one app instead of three.
Habits, calories and work in one place. tracck is customizable— snap on the parts you need, drop the ones you don't. Built for people who actually want to follow through.
your whole day, one tap away.
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longest streak
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to log a meal
Dialed in
more work done
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habits & tasks on point
Set the habits that matter, check them off daily, and watch the heatmap fill in. Miss a day? The streak logic is forgiving enough to keep you going, strict enough to keep you honest.
longest streak, days
Point your camera at a plate and AI logs the calories and macros for you. No database scrolling, no guessing portion sizes. Generate full meal plans toward your goal in a tap.
to log a meal
Group tasks into projects, run focused sessions, and let track chart your real progress over time. See what you actually finished this week — not what you meant to.
weekly progress
Your day isn't split into categories. The 6am run, the protein you hit at lunch and the deadline you moved twice all happened to the same person, on the same day. Most tracking apps don't see it that way — a habit tracker knows about your run and nothing else, a calorie counter knows about lunch and nothing else, and a to-do app knows about the deadline. Three apps, three databases, three streaks that never meet.
tracck is built on the opposite assumption. Habits, meals and tasks are three modules of one Today view, so checking in takes one open instead of three. Snap a photo of your plate and the AI logs the calories and macros. Tick off the habits you set. Move a task to tomorrow. It's the same thirty seconds you already spend — just in one place, on one screen, feeding one picture of your whole day.
That connection is the part three separate apps can never give you. When your habits and your calories live together, a bad week stops being a mystery: you can see the workout streak that broke on Tuesday sitting right next to the four days you stopped logging meals. One Today view, one set of stats, one honest answer about how the week actually went.
The catch with every all-in-one app is bloat — a dozen features shouting at you when you wanted to track two things. So tracck lets you switch modules on and off. Only counting calories this month? Turn habits and tasks off and they leave your screen — your data waits for you. Ready for more? Snap another module back on in a tap. You end up with a tracker the size of your life, not the size of a feature list.
If you're currently paying for a habit app, a calorie app and a planner, here's the case for one app, three trackers. tracck is free to download on iPhone, your first 3 AI actions are included, and you can start with a single habit today.
Motivation fades in days. These five evidence-backed rules — start tiny, stack, track, never miss twice — are how habits survive week three.
Most people abandon calorie tracking within weeks. The cause isn't willpower — it's friction and perfectionism. Here's the math, and how to fix both.
A to-do list is not a plan. This 5-minute daily planning ritual — three priorities, time anchors, a 2-minute sweep — is how work actually gets done.
Free to download. Pick your modules. Start your streak today.