Meadow
Meadow compared with other habit trackers
Most habit trackers count consecutive days. Meadow counts what you have done and never takes it away. Here is how that compares with the other common approaches.
Meadow vs streak-based habit apps
Streak apps show how many days in a row you have kept a habit, and missing one day resets the count. That can motivate some people, but a single missed day can feel like losing everything. Meadow has no streaks: every activity and habit adds a flower, and missed days cost nothing.
Meadow vs gamified habit trackers
Some trackers turn habits into a game with points, levels, health bars or penalties. Meadow rewards you with flowers and visitors but has no penalties, no in-app currency, no shop and no boosts.
Meadow vs paper habit trackers
A printed tracker is free and visible on the fridge. Meadow adds activity timers, a record of past activities, mood check-ins, journaling and a meadow that keeps growing over months. If you prefer paper, Little and Often has a free library of printable templates.
Meadow vs a free browser tracker
The Little and Often free habit tracker lets you tick off habits in any browser with no account, and it has no streaks either. Meadow is the fuller iPhone app, with activity tracking, the growing meadow, journaling and guided breathing.
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Meadow is made by Wildcard Wellness, LLC, the team behind Little and Often. Facts last reviewed 2026-11-01. A plain-text version of these pages is at /meadow.md. Meadow is not medical advice.