DONE app alternative: Do Habits vs miniHabits
The original DONE listing is now Do Habits. Compare its current features, not an old description of the app.
First, check which DONE app you mean
The original listing with App Store ID 1103961876 now appears as Do Habits: Get It Done, by Kodeon. There are other apps with similar names. This comparison refers to that listing, not every app called Done. Source: Do Habits on the US App Store.
Reasons to keep Do Habits
Its listing describes repeated daily goals, reminders, notes, CSV export, Apple Watch and Health integration. It also lists Skip Days and Vacation Mode. It would be wrong to say that rest days or Apple integrations are missing. The free version allows three habits; paid plans are offered in the app. Source: the developer’s description.
miniHabits is not a feature-for-feature upgrade. In particular, it does not replace those integrations, reminders or exports.
miniHabits today
miniHabits is a paid iPhone habit tracker for iOS 17 and later. It has four tracking modes: checkbox, counter, timer and quantity. Schedules can be daily, selected weekdays or a number of times per week. Its heatmap shows 26 weeks.
Streak shields bank on satisfied days and are spent automatically on a missed day when available. A protected day stays visible in the history; it is not recorded as a completed habit. Break mode pauses judgement for all habits without spending shields.
Your device’s iCloud account is required for backup and sync. There is no free tier or free trial. After onboarding, a purchase or restore is required to enter the tracker. The two plans are an auto-renewing yearly subscription and a one-time lifetime purchase. EUR reference prices are 25 € per year and 34,99 € lifetime. Your App Store checkout shows the local price and currency.
miniHabits does not currently offer Android, web or Apple Watch apps, widgets, Live Activities, Apple Health integration, notification reminders, or CSV/JSON import and export. Switching means recreating habits manually, not transferring an existing history.
The difference worth considering
A counter can record several completions without turning each one into a separate habit. miniHabits also offers timer and quantity modes, and a heatmap showing the record over time.
Its shields are automatic when available. Do not interpret that as proof that competing apps cannot accommodate a missed day. The relevant choice is whether miniHabits’ way of showing completed, missed and protected days suits you.
Before switching
A CSV export from Do Habits cannot be imported into miniHabits. Keep the original record and recreate your habits manually.
If you want to avoid an ongoing subscription, miniHabits has a lifetime purchase. It is still paid access, not a larger free allowance. If Apple Watch logging, automatic Health data or reminders are essential, keep an app that currently provides them.
Sources and method
This comparison is written by the maker of miniHabits. Competitor details were checked against the official sources linked here on September 4, 2026. This is a documentation-based comparison, not a hands-on test. Features and offers can change; check the current store listing before paying.