HabitKit is good. DopaLoop is different.

Not directly at the moment – but that's an opportunity, not a problem. Here's why: DopaLoop uses a fundamentally different approach. With HabitKit, habits stand alone. With DopaLoop, they're tools for goals. A fresh start gives you the chance to: • Consider which habits truly matter • Define clear goals (not just collect habits) • Give your habits meaning Most users report: The fresh start felt liberating. Fewer habits, more purpose.

The philosophy. HabitKit excels at what it does: Privacy-first habit tracking. Clean, focused, respectful. DopaLoop shares these privacy values – but adds: • Goals-First: Your habits have purpose • ADHD-aware: No shaming, flexible intensity, supportive language • Voice Journaling: Think instead of type • HealthKit Integration: Automatic tracking • Apple Watch: 3-second check-ins Both apps are good. The question is: Which approach fits you?

Absolutely not. HabitKit is an excellent app with the same privacy principles as DopaLoop. The developers took privacy seriously – and I respect that. DopaLoop isn't 'better'. It's different: • For people who want to connect habits with goals • For ADHD brains that need supportive language • For users who want Voice Journaling Some people love HabitKit's simplicity. Others need DopaLoop's Goals-First approach. Both approaches are valid. Choose what fits you.