floof vs done: tapping boxes vs. making it real
deciding between the fastest tracker on the market and the one that actually keeps you honest. it depends on if you can trust yourself.
how do you handle a missed habit?
the difference between self-reporting and social proof.
every answer teaches you something — that's the point.
the honest short version
done is a masterpiece of low-friction tracking. it's incredibly fast, pretty, and stays out of your way. if you just want a lightweight way to log progress solo, it's hard to beat.
floof is for when tapping a box isn't enough. we replace taps with photo proof and solo streaks with small tribes. it's for when you need friends—and a virtual pet—to notice when you're ghosting your goals.
floof vs Done, side by side
| floof | Done | |
|---|---|---|
| how it keeps you honest | live photo proof — a face shot + a proof shot, captured in the moment. no camera-roll uploads. | Ultra-minimalist tap-to-log habits with color-coded bars that fill in as you progress; supports multiple completions per day. One of the lowest-friction trackers available. |
| who's watching | 3–8 real friends you chose. no strangers, no public feed, no clout. | built for: Solo users who want the absolute simplest, fastest iPhone habit tracker with minimal features and no social layer. |
| the stakes | a virtual pet that thrives when you show up and fades when you ghost. no money, no shaming. | note: users mention "pricing transparency" |
| price | free forever for the whole loop; optional floof+ for rescues & extra tribes. | Free tier limited to a few habits (around 3) · ~$5.99–$24.99 one-time (frequent discounts) |
| platforms | iOS | iOS |
which one is right for you?
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if you want the absolute fastest, simplest way to track habits solo→ pick Done
it is one of the lightest, most frictionless trackers available.
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if you want to make sure your habits are actually happening→ pick floof
photo proof prevents you from just tapping a box without doing the work.
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if you want zero social exposure and no friends watching→ pick Done
it is designed for solo users with no social layer.
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if you want a system where friends notice when you stop showing up→ pick floof
our tribal accountability and shared goals make ghosting much harder.
so, which one?
done wins on speed and simplicity. if you are a minimalist who loves a quick, satisfying visual progress bar, stick with done. it's great for solo logging.
floof wins on accountability. if you find yourself 'faking' your habit streaks by just tapping a button, floof's photo-proof and social dimension will help you make it real.