Every page on TrackTheHabit in one place — the full template library, plus the guides on what to track, which layout to use and how to make a habit stick.
Written & reviewed by Ahmad Hussain · September 2026
Start with the template library if you just want something to print. Start with the guides if you're not sure what to track yet, or a previous tracker didn't last.
Templates
Every layout on the site in one place — 12 tracker designs across 9 styles, from weekly checkbox grids to circle wheels and mandalas. Filter by length, layout or style, then print straight from the browser.
Read it →Guide
Choosing the right habits matters more than the tracker itself. Fifty ideas across seven categories — health, mind, sleep, home, money, relationships and learning — plus the single test that decides whether a habit belongs on your sheet at all.
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Three layouts doing three different jobs. Which grid suits which kind of habit, why weekly is the safe default for most people, and when it's worth moving up to a full month.
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Why most habits fail in the second week, the five fixes that reliably work, how long it really takes, and what to do the day after a streak breaks.
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Six bujo tracker spreads worth copying, how to rule one up by hand without a stencil, and the printable shortcut for when you'd rather not draw thirty-one boxes.
Read it →If you've never kept a habit tracker: read 50 habits to track first and pick two or three, then take a weekly grid from the template library and print four copies. That's a month of tracking sorted in about five minutes.
If you've tried before and it didn't last, the problem is usually the layout or the number of habits rather than willpower. Daily vs weekly vs monthly covers the first, and how to build a habit covers what to do when a streak breaks.
If you already keep a notebook, the bullet journal habit tracker guide shows six spreads worth copying and how to paste a printable into one instead of ruling it by hand.
Want something not on the list? The habit tracker maker builds a custom sheet from scratch, and you can always tell me what's missing.
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