Everyday vs Way of Life
Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.
Everyday
Minimalist habit tracker built on not breaking the chain
Way of Life
Color-coded habit tracker for building and breaking habits
Where they differ
- Everyday starts at $2.5 per month, billed annually ($29.99 per year). Way of Life starts at $4.99 (lowest Premium in-app purchase; billing basis not shown).
- Only Everyday lists a web app.
- Only Everyday lists a macOS app.
- Only Everyday lists a browser extension.
- Everyday can be bought with a one-time purchase.
- Way of Life also covers goals.
At a glance
| Everyday | Way of Life | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free plan | Free plan |
| Starts at | $2.5 per month, billed annually ($29.99 per year) | $4.99 (lowest Premium in-app purchase; billing basis not shown) |
| Free plan | Free forever for up to 3 habits on web, iOS and Android, with the Chrome and Firefox extensions, yearly data visualization, email and push reminders, and skips. | Chains, charts, notes, reminders, tags and export for a limited number of habits. The store listings do not state the limit. |
| Free trial | None listed | None listed |
| Web | ||
| macOS | ||
| iOS | ||
| Android | ||
| Browser extension | ||
| Made by | Everyday Growth S.L. | Way of Life ApS |
| Price read from | everyday.app | apps.apple.com |
| Checked | Oct 5, 2026 | Oct 5, 2026 |
Who each one suits
Everyday
- People who like the "don't break the chain" method on a single board
- Checking off the same habits from a browser tab, a phone and a watch
- Buyers who want a one-time lifetime license instead of a subscription
Way of Life
- People who want to log many habits in a few taps a day
- Tracking habits to break alongside habits to build
- Spotting long-term trends through charts rather than streaks alone
Worth knowing
Everyday
- The free plan stops at 3 habits; unlimited habits, archiving, insights and access to all habit history need Premium.
- Synchronisation between devices and mobile dark mode are listed under Premium, not Free, on the pricing page.
- No Windows or Linux app is listed; there Everyday runs in a browser or as a browser extension.
- The US App Store lists Premium at the same $29.99 a year and $7.49 a month, but Lifetime at $99.99 with a second item at $49.99.
Way of Life
- The free version limits the number of habits, and the store listings do not state the limit.
- The App Store lists Premium at $4.99, $14.99 and $29.99 without saying which is monthly, yearly or one-time.
- iOS and Android data formats are not interchangeable; the vendor offers a manual conversion on request.
- Apps are listed for iPhone and Android only; no web or desktop version is listed.
Key features
Everyday
- Habit board with chains
- All habits sit on a single board that shows progress at a glance, and each consecutive completed day deepens the color of a habit's chain. Habits to break get chains with descending colors.
- Skips and no-weekends
- A skip keeps a chain intact when you are ill or away and can stand in for habits that are not daily. The no-weekends option skips weekends automatically.
- Reminders
- Email and mobile push reminders, including a "don't skip twice in a row" email meant to stop one missed day from becoming two.
- Streak and completion statistics
- The current streak is shown beside the longest one, with a daily count of completed habits and totals and completion rates by year, month and week.
- New-tab browser extensions
- Extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge set the board as the browser's new-tab page, so it is seen several times a day.
- Apps across devices
- The devices page lists a web app, iPhone and iPad, Android, macOS and watchOS. The pricing page puts synchronisation between devices under Premium.
Way of Life
- Color-coded daily tracking
- Each day is marked green or red for every habit. The vendor says updating takes less than a minute a day.
- Chains and scoreboard
- Chains challenge you not to break a streak, and a scoreboard gives weekly and monthly feedback.
- Charts
- Pie charts, bar graphs with trend lines and a frequency distribution chart show positive and negative trends over weeks, months or years.
- Notes and reminders
- A note can record what went well or what triggered a bad habit, and reminders support flexible schedules and custom messages.
- Lock, backup and export
- The iOS app can be locked with a passcode, Face ID or Touch ID, backed up to a cloud storage provider of your choice, and exported as CSV, Excel or JSON.
- Widgets, Siri and Shortcuts
- The iOS app adds widgets, Siri and Shortcuts support, and URL schemes for working with other apps.
Plans
Everyday
Free$0
Up to 3 habits with all habit colors, unlimited data storage, yearly data visualization, email and push reminders, skips, break habits and no-weekends.
Premium$2.5
per month, billed annually ($29.99); $7.49 month-to-month
Unlimited habits, synchronisation between devices, habit archiving, habit insights, access to all habit history, mobile dark mode and priority support.
Lifetime$99
one-time purchase
All Premium features for a single payment, plus priority feature requests. The pricing page says the number of lifetime licenses issued is limited.
Way of Life
Free$0
Chains, charts, scoreboard, notes, reminders, tags and data export for a limited number of habits. The limit is not stated.
Premium$4.99 to $29.99
billing basis not shown on the App Store listing
Unlocks unlimited habits. Google Play lists in-app purchases from $4.99 to $6.49 per item, and on Android cloud backup also needs Premium.
Ways to pay less
Everyday
- Annual discount
Annual billing costs about 67% less than monthly
The pricing page lists Premium at $29.99 per year ($2.5 per month) or $7.49 when billed month-to-month, about 67% less than 12 monthly payments ($89.88).
- Lifetime license
Lifetime license for a one-time $99
The pricing page sells a Lifetime license for a single $99 payment with all Premium features, and notes that the number of lifetime licenses issued is limited.
Way of Life
No public discounts listed.
