Source
HabitKit
SaaS

HabitKit is a minimalist cross-platform habit tracking app that helps users build and maintain daily habits through a visual grid-based interface.

habitkit.app · 44 public sources · Updated 3 days ago

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How Much Money HabitKit Makes

Visual habit tracker using tile-based grids.

Latest sourced run-rate
$15K /mo
Jun 21, 2025
First sourced
$3.0K /mo
Dec 2023
Charted
4
high-confidence figures
All figures
12
across 7 sources
Sources

Other figures we found

— sourced quotes that didn't make the headline (older, less-precise, or attribution unclear)
Date Figure Source Quote Confidence
Oct 2025 $15K /mo
happybootstrapping.com
“The app has now reached a monthly ARR that fluctuates between $15,000 in summer and up to $30,000 during winter months.” medium
Oct 2025 $30K /mo
happybootstrapping.com
“Today, he’s a full-time indie hacker and generates over $30,000 monthly revenue during peak times with his habit-tracking app.” medium
Nov 2024 $15K /mo
indiehackers.com
“HabitKit: My flagship app and main revenue source. It's a minimalist habit tracking app that displays consistency in a GitHub-like grid. It hit $15...” medium
Nov 2024 $15K /mo
startupseries.io
“HabitKit, a minimalist habit tracker that quietly climbed to more than $15,000 a month in revenue.” medium
Aug 21, 2024 $15K /mo
indiehackers.com
“Less than two years in and he's netting $15,000 a month in MRR and lifetime licenses.” medium
Aug 21, 2024 $7.3K /mo
indiehackers.com
“It’s currently making about $7,800 in MRR and about $7,300 a month in lifetime purchases.” medium
Aug 21, 2024 $7.8K /mo
indiehackers.com
“It’s currently making about $7,800 in MRR and about $7,300 a month in lifetime purchases.” medium
2022 $5.0K /mo
happybootstrapping.com
“When we first spoke in 2022, he had $5,000 MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) and was working part-time again in his former job.” medium