HabitKit 1.17.3 brought the habit tracker to two more languages and gave you more say over how the app behaves. Japanese and Hebrew joined the list, three features you may not want can now be switched off, and Settings is easier to find your way around.
Release notes · 1.17.3
- HabitKit now speaks Japanese (日本語) and Hebrew (עברית)
- New switches in Settings: turn off haptics, hide the notes feature, or switch off drag-to-reorder
- Settings are now split into General and Overview, so the overview's own options are easier to find
- Fixed: long-pressing a habit no longer shows its card twice
- Switching a quit habit back to build asks whether to keep or clear its clean days, and locked days now explain themselves
Japanese And Hebrew
HabitKit now speaks Japanese (日本語) and Hebrew (עברית), with Hebrew laid out right to left. Pick either in Settings, or let the app follow your phone's language, a choice added in 1.17.2.
Switch Off What You Don't Use
Three new switches in Settings: turn off haptic feedback, hide the notes feature if you never write day notes, or switch off drag-to-reorder so a long press can't move a habit by accident. Settings itself is split into General and Overview, so everything that changes the overview's look sits in one place. New to the app? Install HabitKit and create your first habit walks through the basics.
Quit Habits, Clearer
Switching a quit habit back to a habit you build now asks whether to keep or clear its clean days, and days that can't be changed explain why. Track a habit you want to quit covers how quit habits count. Also fixed: long-pressing a habit no longer shows its card twice.