You pick the day you are going to start, and then the app asks you to create an account, confirm an email and accept a cloud you never wanted. This page is about the other kind: an app that runs on the phone already in your hand, keeps the record on that phone, and asks for nothing before you begin.
The app is a single page you open in your browser and add to your home screen, the same way you would install any other app. Everything it holds — the habits, the streaks, the photo proof, the body log — is stored on your own device, not on a server we run. There is nothing to fetch, so there is nothing to lose when the signal drops.
The practical version: a commute with no bars, a flight, a hospital corridor, a place where the wifi asks for a password you do not have. The minute still runs and the day still saves.
Do this before you trust it, and do it once:
That is the trade. Nothing of yours sits on anybody's server, and the only copy to look after is the one you can hold. If what you want is a habit tracker that syncs your streak across your phone, your tablet and the web, this is not that app, and it will not pretend to be.
Free for up to three habits, no account and no card. One minute a day.
Open One Minute Magic →Yes. The app installs from your browser and runs from your own device, so a habit, a photo and a streak all save with no connection.
No. There is no sign-up and no password. The only time it asks for an email is when you ask for a launch place, and that email is used to send your code and the ebook.
On your own device, in your browser's storage. They are not uploaded to us, and we keep no server copy of them.
If this guide helped, or it lost you, tell me one thing I should fix or add. Four taps, no login, about thirty seconds — and it ends with a printable one-page week sheet either way.
Know someone who keeps starting over? Pass it on.