Good habits - Habitify

In Habitify, a habit is any behavior you do regularly - often without much conscious thought - from something as simple as drinking water to a fuller routine like a daily workout. A Good Habit is one that moves you toward a better version of yourself: more productive, healthier, or simply more at peace. This article covers everything you need to know to work with Good Habits in Habitify - from adding one, to tracking your daily progress.

 iOS
🤖 Android
🖥️ Website & Desktop

How to create a good habit

In Habitify iOS app, access Journal tab.
Tap on + button at the bottom right corner, then choose Build Good Habit.
Choose a pre-defined habit template, or tap Custom Habit to build a new one from scratch.
Configure the details about Repeat, Goal, Reminders, etc., of your new habit.
When everything is set, tap check (✓) button in the top right corner to save the new habit to your list and start tracking

Details of a good habit

Repeat

Configuring Repeat is to schedule the habit shows up in the Journal.For habit with goal per day, it also define which days count toward your streak and your completion score.

Mode	How it works	Example
Weekly	Appears every single day or specific day(s) in a week	Everyday Mon, Wed, and Fri Weekends (Sun, Sat)
Monthly	Repeats on one or more specific date(s) of the month	The 2nd of the month The 15th and 30th of the month
Interval	Repeats every N days (e.g., every 3 or 5 days); the app previews the next 3 upcoming dates	Every 2 days Every 7 days

Goal

Goal is the minimum target that defines “success” for a given period. Configure three parts:

Value: the minimum amount to hit (e.g., 1 time, 30 minutes, 2 litres)
Unit: pick from a pre-defined list suited to the habit template (e.g., “Drink Water” suggests litres, ml, US fl oz, cup), or create a custom unit by choosing base unit “times” and naming it (e.g., “chapters,” “clients”)
Period: set a standard period for achieving the goal, as well as the reset frequency: per day, per week, per month, or per year

There are 2 modes in settings the goal value. In the screen of setting goal, tap the ••• button in top right corner and choose between:

Quick Select: scroll the value picker and choose a pre-defined one.
Exact Value: enter any custom value you want.

Editing the custome unit might affect the past data

If you rename bottles to glasses, all historical logs display the new label too. Be aware of this especially when you review your data.

Unit type can't change after saving.

You can switch within the same type (minutes → hour), but not across types (minutes → km). Changing type requires creating a new habit

Time of Day

Time of Day is basically Morning, Afternoon, or Evening, or anyway you divide your normal day.The primary benefit is to transform your daily habit list from a simple checklist into a structured plan for your entire day with the Time of Day lists like ‘Morning’, ‘Afternoon’, ‘Evening’, ‘Night’, etc., helping you to focus on your morning habits when you wake up, without being distracted by tasks for later in the day.

There must be at least 1 Time of Day selected

A good habit must be assigned to at least 1 Time of Day. You can choose to assign it to multiple times of day.

Time of Day is purely for organizing & filtering your list.

This setting is related to the Time of Day area in Journal where your habits are automatically filtered based on the current time.

Area

An Area is a way to group related habits together - like habits of “Health,” “Work,” or “Morning Routine” - instead of treating every habit as a standalone item on a flat list.As your habit list grows, areas keep things organized without adding friction, allowing you go from “did I do this one thing today” to “how am I actually doing at work, at home, in my health”, and get the bigger picture of how things are going for you.

Reminders

Setting Reminders is one of the most effective ways to stay consistent with a new habit - a well-timed nudge often makes the difference between “I’ll do it later” and actually doing it.In Habitify, there are three types of reminders:

Time reminder: set a specific time; add multiple reminders per habit (e.g., drink water at 8AM, 10AM, et.,)
Location reminder: triggers on arriving at or leaving a set location (e.g., gym when arriving home).
Habit Stacking: triggers based on completion of another habit (e.g., “Journal” reminder fires immediately when “Read a Book” is marked as completed).

Checklist

Some habits are more than just a single action; they’re a collection of smaller steps. Checklist let you break down a large, complex habit into a series of smaller, more manageable sub-tasks. This helps you build momentum and gives you a clear roadmap to completion, making big goals feel less intimidating.To add a new item in the habit’s checklist:

In the New Habit screen, tap to access Checklist.
Tap on the input field of new item, enter the task name
Tap the ✔ or Done button on the keyboard to confirm the entry.

Habitify does not support to directly edit or change the order of items in the Checklist.

The item you add first will come first. The current solution is to remove the items and re-add them in the order you may want them to be sorted.

Start Date

The date you set in Start Date is the date your habit starts showing up in the Journal. It defaults to today, but you can set it earlier to backfill progress you’ve already made, or later to plan ahead for a habit you’re not starting yet.

Possible consequence when you change Start Date of an existing habit

If you change the start date further back for an existing habit, the newly-added days will default to a goal of “1 time”.

End

The End setting allows you to define a clear finish line for your temporary habits, helping you stay focused and giving you a great sense of accomplishment when you cross it. Instead of a habit running forever, you can set it to stop automatically once your goal is met.There are four ways to set an end point for your habit:

Type	Ends when…	Example	Required
On a Date	A specific calendar date is reached	ends on December 31, 2026	At least 7 days since Today
After a Streak	A target number of consecutive periods is hit	ends after a 100-day streak	Must be greater than current streak
After Total Completions	A target number of completed periods is reached (non-consecutive allowed)	ends after 50 successful days	Must be greater than current total completions
By Total Amount	Cumulative logged value hits a target	ends after 10,000 total pages logged	Must be greater than current total amount

How a good habit shows in the list

In the Week view of Journal, your habit will appear immediately, with the progress represented based on their goal.In the Day view, whether a habit appears in the All Habits list, the Time of Day list, or a custom Area list is based on the settings of Repeat and Start Date.

Where a good habit lands in within each list in the view depends on its goal type:

Good habits with a daily goal sit on the top of the list
Good habits with a weekly, monthly, or yearly goal are categorized followingly to the section this week, this month, or this year.

Like any habit, once it’s checked in for the day, it moves into the Completed, Skipped, or Failed groups depending on the outcome, keeping what’s still open clearly separate from what’s already resolved.

How to record progress of a good habit

There are 4 options of recording the progress of a good habit:

Log: Enter a value that is actually accomplished, the value can be bigger or smaller than the goal.
Complete: Enter a value that is equal to the goal, and set the current period as complete.
Skip: Set the current day as skip when you want to take a day off, this way can help you protect your current daily-based streak.
Fail: Set the current day as fail when you consider it as a slip, and please be noted that this will break your streak.

Logging progress in Day view

When you are using the Habitify iOS, the Journal tab is the main place of your daily tracking on. From Journal, these are the ways to record your progress on a habit:

Use smart button which is on the left to each habit.
Swipe right to access the option Complete or Log.
Swipe left to access the option Skip or Fail.

Smart buttons

For each habit, there is a quick button to log the entry for the habit progress:

+ 1 for habit with goal tracked in unit “time(s)”.
⏱️ for habits with duration-based goal
⌨️ for habits with goal in other units (e.g., km, kcal, g, etc.,)

Right Swipe

When swiping right, you have the Completion option to immediately mark your good habit as completed as well as log the goal value as your progress value for the current period.Otherwise, you can use Log to record any progress value. For this option, you can choose between 2 modes of updating the current progress:

Add: the value you enter will add up to the current progress value.
e.g., current progress is “2km” and you add “3km”, then the progress is updated to”5km”.
Set: the value you enter will be the updated current progress value.
e.g., current progress is “2km” and you set “3km”, then the progress is updated to “3km”.

Left Swipe

By swiping the habit left, you also have the option to mark your habit as “Failed” or “Skipped”.

Fail option is to mark the day when you plan to do your habit but you cannot, be aware that this option will break your current streak if your habit has a goal per day.
Skip option is for the day when you don’t schedule your habit, maybe you’re sick or on holiday and temporarily put your habit on a pause.

Manual check-in is not supported for habits syncing data from Health apps

For habits that link and sync data from Apple Health, Fitbit, or Strava, Habitify does not support to manually log progress or mark the habit as complete in any way within the app. However, you still can mark those habits as skipped or failed.

Logging progress in Week view

In Week view of Journal, you record progress by interacting with each habit’s row.To record progress on a habit with daily goal,

Tap the cell of the day you want to check in, on which the habit is scheduled to repeat.
- If the habit’s goal is measured in times, each tap adds 1 to your progress.
- If the goal uses any other unit, a tap opens the Log screen.
Hold on the cell of that day to access the Skip or Fail options.

To record progress on a the habits with weekly, monthly, or annual goal,

Tap on the habit’s stripe to open the Log screen.
The stripe fills as you log and shows your total progress toward the goal.

FAQs

How can I mark a whole week or a whole month as Skipped to protect my streak?

Currently, Habitify does not support mass-skipping or freezing streaks for an entire week or month at once.The Skip function is deliberately designed to handle short-term, daily unpredictability, like waking up sick or having an unexpected emergency, so you aren’t punished for a genuine off-day. However, habit formation is ultimately about consistent, present-day engagement. Allowing streaks to be frozen for weeks or months at a time would turn the streak into an artificial metric, rather than an accurate reflection of your actual momentum.

How to undo a wrong progress log?

If your habit is updated with a status (Completed, Skipped, Failed), from Journal, find the habit and tap the ↩ button next to it.if your habit is still in progress:

From Journal, tap on the habit to open its single progress view.
Tap the ••• button in the top right corner.
Choose Log History.
In the Log History, swipe left the wrong log, and choose Delete.
Tap the turn-back button to save and return.

How to edit a good habit?

To edit a good habit:

From Journal, tap on the habit to open its single progress view.
Tap Edit in the top right corner.

If your habit does not appear in the today’s list:

Go to Settings.
Tap All Habits.
Tap on the habit, and choose Edit.

How to create a good habit

In the Habitify Android app, access the Journal tab.
Tap the + button near the bottom right corner, then choose Create Good Habit.
Choose a pre-defined habit template,
or tap Create Your Own to build from scratch.
Fill in the details of your habit, such as Goal and Reminders.
For each change, remember to tap ← to save change and go back.
Once everything is set, tap the Save button to confirm the new habit to your list.

Details of a good habit

Repeat

Configuring Repeat is to schedule the habit shows up in Journal.For habit with goal per day, it also define which days count toward your streak and your completion score.

Mode	How it works	Example
Daily	Appears every single day or specific day(s) in a week	Everyday Mon, Wed, and Fri Weekends (Sun, Sat)
Monthly	Repeats on one or more specific date(s) of the month	The 2nd of the month The 15th and 30th of the month
Interval	Repeats every N days (e.g., every 3 or 5 days); the app previews the next 3 upcoming dates	Every 2 days Every 7 days

Goal

Goal is the minimum target that defines “success” for a given period. Configure three parts:

Value: the minimum amount to hit (e.g., 1 time, 30 minutes, 2 litres)
Unit: pick from a pre-defined list suited to the habit template (e.g., “Drink Water” suggests litres, ml, US fl oz, cup), or create a custom unit by choosing base unit “times” and naming it (e.g., “chapters,” “clients”)
Period: per day, per week, per month, or per year

There are 2 modes in settings the goal value. In the screen of setting goal, tap the ••• button in top right corner and choose between:

Quick Select: scroll the value picker and choose a pre-defined one.
Exact Value: enter any custom value you want.

Unit type can’t change after saving.

You can switch within the same type (minutes → hours), but not across types (minutes → km). Changing type requires creating a new habit.

Editing a custom unit’s label rewrites past data.

If you rename “bottles” to “glasses,” all historical logs display the new label too. Be aware especially when you do the review on your past data in this case.

Time of Day

Time of Day is basically Morning, Afternoon, or Evening, or anyway you divide your normal day.The primary benefit is to transform your daily habit list from a simple checklist into a structured plan for your entire day with the Time of Day lists like morning, afternoon, evening, etc., helping you to focus on your morning habits when you wake up, without being distracted by tasks for later in the day.

There must be at least 1 Time of Day selected.

A good habit must be assigned to at least 1 Time of Day. You can choose all options of Time of Day so your habit appears all day long in the Time of Day list.

Time of Day is purely for organizing your list into sections.

This setting is related to the Time of Day area in Journal where your habits are automatically filtered based on the current time.

Area

An Area is a way to group related habits together - like habits of “Health,” “Work,” or “Morning Routine” - instead of treating every habit as a standalone item on a flat list.As your habit list grows, Areas keep things organized without adding friction, allowing you go from “did I do this one thing today” to “how am I actually doing at work, at home, in my health”, and get the bigger picture of how things are going for you.

Reminders

Setting a Reminder is one of the most effective ways to stay consistent with a new habit - a well-timed nudge often makes the difference between “I’ll do it later” and actually doing it.In Habitify, there are three types of reminders:

Time: set a specific time; add multiple reminders per habit (e.g., drink water at 8AM, 10AM, et.,)
Location: triggers on arriving at or leaving a set location (e.g., gym when arriving home).
Habit Stacking: triggers based on completion of another habit (e.g., “Journal” reminder fires immediately when “Read a Book” is marked as completed).

Checklist

In the screen to set up a habit, scroll down to Checklist.
Tap Add More.
Enter an item, then tap Save.
Repeat the steps to add the other.

Habitify does not support to directly edit or change the order of items in the Checklist.

The item you add first will come first. The current solution is to remove the items and re-add them in the order you may want them to be sorted.

Start Date

The date you set in Start Date is the date your habit starts showing up in the Journal or List view. It defaults to today, but you can set it earlier to backfill progress you’ve already made, or later to plan ahead for a habit you’re not starting yet.

Possible consequence when you change Start Date of an existing habit

If you change the start date further back for an existing habit, the newly-added days will default to a goal of “1 time”.

End Condition

End Condition allows you to define a clear finish line for your temporary habits, helping you stay focused and giving you a great sense of accomplishment when you cross it. Instead of a habit running forever, you can set it to stop automatically once your goal is met.There are four ways to set an end point for your habit:

Type	Ends when…	Example	Required
On a Date	A specific calendar date is reached	ends on December 31, 2026	At least 7 days since Today
After a Streak	A target number of consecutive periods is hit	ends after a 100-day streak	Must be greater than current streak
After Total Completions	A target number of completed periods is reached (non-consecutive allowed)	ends after 50 successful days	Must be greater than current total completions
By Total Amount	Cumulative logged value hits a target	ends after 10,000 total pages logged	Must be greater than current total amount

How a good habit shows in Journal

In the Day view, whether a habit appears in the All Habit list, the Time of Day list, or a custom Area list is based on the settings of Repeat and Start Date.In the Week view, your habit will appear immediately, with the progress represented based on their goal.

How to record progress of a good habit

There are 4 options of recording the progress of a good habit:

Log value: Enter a value that is actually accomplished, the value can be bigger or smaller than the goal.
Complete: Enter a value that is equal to the goal, and set the current period as complete.
Skip: Set the current day as skip when you want to take a day off, this way can help you protect your current daily-based streak.
Fail: Set the current day as fail when you consider it as a slip, and please be noted that this will break your streak.

When you are using the Habitify Android, the Journal tab is the main place of your daily tracking.

Logging progress in Day view

In Day view, these are the ways to record your progress on a habit:

Use smart button which is on the left to each habit.
Swipe right to access the option Complete or Log Value.
Swipe left to access the button Skip or Fail.

Smart buttons

For each habit, there is a quick button to log the entry for the habit progress:

✓ button for habit with goal = 1 time
+ 1 button for habit with goal = x times ( x > 1)
⏱️ button for habits with duration-based goal
╋ button for habits with goal in other units (e.g., km, kcal, g, etc.,)

Right Swipe

When swiping right, you have the the Complete option to immediately mark your good habit as completed as well as log the goal value as your progress value for the current period.Otherwise, you can use Log Value to add any value to your habit progress.
e.g., current progress is “2km” and you add “3km”, then the progress is updated to”5km”.

Left Swipe

By swiping the habit left, you also have the option to mark your habit as “Failed” or “Skipped”.

Fail is to mark the day when you plan to do your habit but you cannot, be aware that this option will break your current streak if your habit has a goal per day.
Skip is for the day when you don’t schedule your habit, maybe you’re sick or on holiday and temporarily put your habit on a pause.

Manual check-in is not supported for habits syncing data from Health apps

For habits that link and sync data from Health Connect, Fitbit, or Strava, Habitify does not support to manually log progress or mark the habit as complete in any way within the app. However, you still can mark those habits as skipped or failed.

Logging progress in Week view

In Week View, you record progress directly on each habit’s row.

To record progress on a habit with daily goal:

Tap the cell of the day you want to check in, on which the habit is scheduled to repeat.
- If the habit’s goal is measured in times, each tap adds 1 to your progress.
- If the goal uses any other unit, a tap opens the Log Value screen.
Hold on the cell of that day to mark the day with Skip or Fail.

To record progress on a the habits with weekly, monthly, or annual goal:

Tap on a cell or the progress stripe to open the Log Value screen.
The stripe fills as you log and shows your total progress toward the goal.

FAQs

How can I mark a whole week or a whole month as Skip and protect my streak?

How to undo a wrong progress log on a good habit?

If your habit is updated with a status (Completed, Skipped, Failed), from Journal, swipe it right to unmark the status and choose to reset the current day’s progress.if your habit is still in progress:

From Journal, tap on the habit to open its single progress view.
Tap the ⋮ button in the top right corner.
Choose Log History
In the Log History, swipe left the wrong log, and choose Delete.
Tap the turn-back button to save and return.

How to edit a good habit?

If your good habit appears in Journal:

Tap on your habit to open its single progress view.
Tap the ⫶ button in the top right corner.
Choose Edit.

If your good habit doesn’t appear in Journal:

Go to Settings.
Tap Manage Habits.
Press and hold on a habit, choose Edit.

How to create a good habit

From the left navigation bar, access the All Habits tab.
Navigate to the bottom action bar, click + Add Habit, then choose Create Good Habit.
Click the name field and choose one from the pre-defined habit template.
Or simply enter the name of your own habit, and start with a scratch.
Configure the detailed settings.
Once everything is set, click the Save button at the bottom right corner to save the new habit to your tracking list

Details of a good habit

Repeat

Configuring Repeat is to schedule the habit shows up in the List View.For habit with goal per day, it also define which days count toward your streak and your completion score.

Mode	How it works	Example
Daily	Appears specific day(s) in a week or every single day.	Everyday Mon, Wed, and Fri Weekends (Sun, Sat)
Monthly	Repeats on one or more specific date(s) of the month	The 2nd of the month The 15th and 30th of the month
Interval	Repeats every N days (e.g., every 3 or 5 days); the app previews the next 3 upcoming dates	Every 2 days Every 7 days

Goal

Goal is the minimum target that defines “success” for a given period. Configure three parts:

Value: the minimum amount to hit (e.g., 1 time, 30 minutes, 2 litres)
Unit: pick from a pre-defined list suited to the habit template (e.g., “Drink Water” suggests litres, ml, US fl oz, cup), or create a custom unit by choosing base unit “times” and naming it (e.g., “chapters,” “clients”)
Period: per day, per week, per month, or per year

Unit type can’t change after saving. You can switch within the same type (minutes → hours), but not across types (minutes → km). Changing type requires creating a new habit.

Editing a custom unit’s label rewrites past data. If you rename “bottles” to “glasses,” all historical logs display the new label too.

Time of Day

There must be at least 1 Time of Day selected. You can choose all options of Time of Day so your habit appears all day long in the Time of Day list.

Time of Day is purely for organizing your list into sections. A Reminder is a specific push notification that alerts you at an exact time (e.g., 8:00 AM). You can have a “Morning” habit with a reminder set for 8:00 AM.

Start Date

The date you set in Start Date is the date your habit starts showing up when you view your habits in the List layout.In the Grid layout, Start Date determines the cell from which you can interact and check in. The cells of the date before your habit’s start date will be crossed out and unavailable to click on.The Start Date’s value defaults to today, but you can set it earlier to backfill progress you’ve already made, or later to plan ahead for a habit you’re not starting yet.

If you change the start date further back for an existing habit, the newly-added days will default to a goal of “1 time”.

End Condition

Type	Ends when…	Example	Required
On a Date	A specific calendar date is reached	ends on December 31, 2026	At least 7 days since Today
After a Streak	A target number of consecutive periods is hit	ends after a 100-day streak	Must be greater than current streak
After Total Completions	A target number of completed periods is reached (non-consecutive allowed)	ends after 50 successful days	Must be greater than current total completions
By Total Amount	Cumulative logged value hits a target	ends after 10,000 total pages logged	Must be greater than current total amount

Reminders

Time Reminder
Location Reminder
Habit Stacking Reminder

Click the Reminder field.
Choose type Time.
Enter the time and set AM/PM.
Optionally, switch to enable the Custom Schedule and choose the specific day(s) when the reminder is set for.
Click Done to add the new reminder.

Area

An Area is a way to group related habits together - like habits of “Health,” “Work,” or “Morning Routine” - instead of treating every habit as a standalone item on a flat list.As your habit list grows, Areas keep things organized without adding friction, allowing you go from “did I do this one thing today” to “how am I actually doing at work, at home, in my health”, and get the bigger picture of how things are going for you.

Checklist

Some habits are more than just a single action; they’re a collection of smaller steps.Checklist let you break down a large, complex habit into a series of smaller, more manageable sub-tasks. This helps you build momentum and gives you a clear roadmap to completion, making big goals feel less intimidating.To add a new item in the habit’s checklist:

In the New Habit window, find Checklist, and click the input field.
Add the items, seperate each team by Enter from your keyboard.

How a good habit shows in the list

In List layout, whether a habit appears in All Habits list, Time of Day list, or a custom Area list is based on the settings of Repeat and Start Date.For example, if your habit has Start Date as 2026-07-01 and Repeat as every 2 days , then it will appear in the list of date 2026-07-01, 2026-07-03, 2026-07-05,etc.In Grid layout, all the habits you are actively tracking appears, regardless of their Repeat and Star Date settings. For days before the start date, their cells will be crossed off.

How to record progress of a good habit

There are 4 options of recording the progress of a good habit:

Add log: Enter a value that is actually accomplished, the value can be bigger or smaller than the goal.
Complete or Mark as completed: Enter a value that is equal to the goal, and set the current period as complete.
Skip or Mark as skipped: Set the current day as skip.
Fail or Mark as failed: Set the current day as fail.

Difference between ‘skip’ and ‘fail’

Skip: use it when it is a day off, and you want to protect your daily-based streak
Fail: use it when you should complete the habit but you miss it.

Skip doesn’t protect weekly-based, monthly-based, or annual-based streak. Once you do not complete your weekly/monthly/annual goal, your current streak will reset to 0.

Based on whether you are viewing the Grid or List layout, these are the ways to track your habit progress

Tracking in Grid view

Grid view gives you a calendar-like overview of your habits. Each cell in the grid represents a single day for a habit. Consequently, you can check in a single day and several days in bulk.To check in status or log progress for a single day:

Click to Select: Click on any cell (day). An action bar will appear at the bottom. Choose from Complete, Skip, or Fail.
Right-Click for Speed: Right-click on any cell. An action menu will appear. Choose the action you want from the list.
Use keyboard shortcuts Choose a cell and use one of these keyboard shortcuts
- for macOS users: Option + C (to complete), Option + S (to skip), or Option + F (to fail)
- for windows users: Alt + C (to complete), Alt + S (to skip), or Alt + F (to fail)

To check in status or log progress for multiple days:

For specific, non-consecutive days: Hold down Ctrl (on Windows) or Cmd (on Mac) and click on all the individual cells you want to update. Then, choose an action from the bottom bar or use the keyboard shortcuts.
For a consecutive range of days: Click and hold on a cell, then drag your mouse across the nearby cells to select a range. Release the mouse and choose an action from the bottom bar or use the keyboard shortcuts.

Checking in multiple days is only available for habits with goal per day.

Tracking in List view

List view provides a simple, focused list of your habits for a specific day. Here’s how you can check in or log progress value of your habit:

Add Log: hover your mouse over a habit, an input field will appear, type a value in the box and press ‘Enter’ on your keyboard or click ☑ to save.
Select & mark: click on a habit, then choose Complete, Skip, or Fail from the action bar at the bottom of the view.
Select from action menu: right-click a habit, or hover on the habit and click the 3-dot menu button near the end, to get the action menu.

FAQs

How to skip a week, month, or year?

Currently, Habitify does not support mass-skipping or freezing streaks for an entire week or month at once.The Skip function is deliberately designed to handle short-term, daily unpredictability—like waking up sick or having an unexpected emergency—so you aren’t punished for a genuine off-day. However, habit formation is ultimately about consistent, present-day engagement. Allowing streaks to be frozen for weeks or months at a time would turn the streak into an artificial metric, rather than an accurate reflection of your actual momentum.

How to undo a progress log on a good habit?

If the habit is marked with a status (Completed, Skipped, or Failed), right-click the cell and choose Remove logs.If the habit is still in progress:

Open its single progress view.
Navigate to the top right corner, and click the sidebar toggle button.
Switch to the Log History tab.
Select the wrong log.
Click Delete in the bottom right corner.

How to edit a good habit?

To edit a good habit:

Open your habit list in Grid layout.
Click on your habit to open its single progress view.
Navigate to the top right corner, and click the 🖊 button.