Tracking your habits shouldn't take more than 10 seconds a day.
You note what you did, then close the app. Look back whenever you want — your data stays on your phone.
an app with a few ducks in it
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Free for up to 3 habits, no account, no ads.
Why Mallard
The best way to change a habit is to start measuring it.
Over two years, I changed quite a few things in my daily life — including starting Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with a psychologist. Every time I needed to track a habit, the same problem: the tracking apps were either ugly or bloated, and they made me feel guilty the moment I skipped a day.
I just wanted to check off two or three things in the evening, see my week at a glance, and move on. None of them did it well. So I built it.
— Florian, maker of Mallard
10 seconds a day
You check things off, you see your week, you're done. The app asks nothing more of you.
You choose what to track
Exercise, reading, sleep, alcohol, meditation… A habit can be positive, negative or neutral: the app doesn't judge, it records.
Habits + mood
Track what you do and how you feel, in one place. Today's mood takes a single tap, on a scale of five ducks.
Everything stays on your phone: no account, no ads, no trackers.
A quick look
And when your day is complete, you earn your ducks. Obviously.
Start by measuring.
Mallard is available on Android. Free for up to 3 habits, no account, no ads.
Install it and tell me what's missing.
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Free for up to 3 habits · no account · 100% on your phone.