Good Job — Habit tracker1.25.0

Good Job — Habit tracker turns a chosen routine into a sequence of daily actions, helping you maintain motivation while building habits and working toward better results. You enter the habit you want to establish, set a reward for reaching its goal, and define a penalty for skipping it.

At the appointed time, the app presents a new letter for completing that day’s action. If you miss the habit, you can either reset your progress and begin again or open the remaining letters; unopened gray letters continue to remind you not to skip. Completing the sequence brings you to the “Good Job!” message, followed by higher milestones such as “Double Good Job!” and “Triple Good Job!”

The design suits people tracking exercise, study, personal routines, or any repeated behavior where visible progress and self-chosen consequences help maintain consistency. After reaching a goal, you can claim the reward you assigned and use that positive reinforcement to continue the routine.

Published by Alexander Zhdanov, Good Job — Habit tracker is freeware for Linux in the System Tools category, with current version 1.25.0. It requires Linux with snapd and runs on amd64 architecture. A related Android edition and Telegram channel are also available for the same habit-building project.