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Streaks vs. Peak One: Just the habit, or the whole day?
Streaks counts your habits on iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac. Peak One puts habits next to tasks, daily plan, and goals. Here's an honest look at what fits where.
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In short
Four reasons why you can take a look at Peak One.
Streaks focuses on one thing: sticking with up to 24 habits on Apple devices. Peak One takes a broader approach and connects routines with everything else in your day.
- 1Habits next to tasksPeak Habit, tasks, and Peak Day live on one platform instead of in separate apps.
- 2Routines with a goal behind themWith Peak Goals you note what you're building a habit for.
- 3In the browser, not just on AppleStreaks is available for Apple devices. You open Peak One in the browser.
- 4Honestly, where Streaks is the better fitFor Apple Watch, widgets, and automatic tracking via the Health app, Streaks is further along today.
The difference
Streaks and Peak One compared.
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At a glance
Approach
What the tool is built for
- Peak One
- Personal apps on one platform: tasks, day, habits, goals and notes
- Streaks
- Habits app: up to 24 tasks as a daily streak
Devices
Where you use it
- Peak One
- In the browser, log in with Google
- Streaks
- iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro
Start for free
Try without payment
- Peak One
- Free, €0
- Streaks
- Not stated on the website
Data location
Where your data lives
- Peak One
- Application and database in Frankfurt am Main
- Streaks
- Not described on the website, refers to the privacy policy
Features
Habits
Build routines
- Peak One
- Peak Habit: build small habits and stick with them
- Streaks
- Up to 24 tasks, also for specific weekdays
Automatic tracking
Values from other apps
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Streaks
- Via the Health app, e.g., steps, heart rate, and blood pressure
Statistics
See history
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Streaks
- Statistics per task
Watch and widgets
Check off without opening the app
- Peak One
- Not documented
- Streaks
- Complications and widgets on the Apple Watch
Tasks
One-off to-dos
- Peak One
- Tasks: collect, prioritize and get things done
- Streaks
- Not described on the website
Daily plan
What's due today
- Peak One
- Peak Day: day and week with the most important first
- Streaks
- Not described on the website
Goals
What the routine is for
- Peak One
- Peak Goals: capture goals and connect them to the work
- Streaks
- Not described on the website
Focus time
One thing at a time
- Peak One
- Peak Focus and Peak Timer: one task, focus sessions with a result
- Streaks
- Not described on the website
Pricing
Free
- Peak One
- Free: €0
- Streaks
- Not stated on the website
Getting started
- Peak One
- Pro: from €9.90
- Streaks
- Not stated on the website
Where you pay
- Peak One
- With Peak One, terms according to the offer
- Streaks
- The website only links to the App Store
Payment details at signup
- Peak One
- Not needed on the Free plan
- Streaks
- Not stated on the website
As of October 10, 2026. Streaks lists no price on its own website and refers to the App Store for download. Peak prices are net reference prices in euros; billing interval, term and included members are set by the quote. Feature details are based on the providers' websites.
Sources: Streaks – Website · Streaks – FAQ · Peak One – Pricing
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More than a streak
What changes with Peak One.
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Keep up habits
Peak Habit tracks small habits so you stay with it.
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The day with the most important first
Peak Day plans day and week. Your routines sit next to the tasks that matter today.
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A goal behind the routine
In Peak Goals you note what you're building a habit for and connect it with your work.
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Focus instead of a list
Peak Focus shows only one task today, Peak Timer ends a session with a result.
Honest assessment
Which tool fits for you?
Peak One fits if
- you want habits, tasks, and daily plan in one place
- your routines should belong to a goal
- you also work on devices without an Apple system
- you want to start free with no credit card
Streaks is the better fit if
- you want a lean app just for habits
- you want steps, heart rate, or blood pressure counted automatically through the Health app
- you want to check off habits right on the Apple Watch
- you use only iPhone, iPad, and Mac
By situation
Our assessment by situation.
| Situation | More Peak One | More Streaks |
|---|---|---|
| Just you with fitness goals | When training is part of a bigger goal | Steps and values automatically from the Health app |
| Self-reliant in everyday life | Routines next to tasks and daily plan | When only a few fixed habits matter |
| Studies | Learning routines, tasks, and focus sessions together | Daily learning habit on iPhone and Watch |
| Mixed devices | Browser on any device | Only if all your devices are Apple |
Switching over
Switching from Streaks, at your own pace.
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Choose three habits
Take the routines that matter most to you right now. The rest can stay in Streaks.
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Create in Peak Habit
Peak One doesn't offer an import from Streaks. Create the habits by hand, it only takes a few minutes.
- 03 / 03
Two weeks in parallel
Check things off in Peak One for a while. Only delete Streaks once the new routine has stuck.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Switching and data
Can I use Streaks and Peak One in parallel?
Yes. You start Peak One on the Free plan and keep using Streaks until you've decided.
Can I bring my streaks over from Streaks?
No, an import from Streaks isn't planned. You create your habits in Peak Habit from scratch.
Where is my data with Peak One?
The application and database run in Frankfurt am Main.
Pricing
How does Peak One pricing compare to Streaks?
Peak One starts with Free at €0, Pro is available from €9.90 as a net reference price. Streaks states no price on its own website; you can see the current price in the App Store.
Do I need a credit card to get started?
No. For the Free plan, you log in with Google and are ready to go in about two minutes.
Features
Is there a Peak One for the Apple Watch?
An Apple Watch app isn't documented for Peak One. If you want to check off habits on your wrist, Streaks is the better choice.
Does Peak One read values from the Health app?
This isn't documented. According to its own website, Streaks can automatically count certain goals, such as steps, via the Health app.
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