The closest match here — plus a full daily system.
ATracker is a solid, no-frills iOS time tracker: tap to start, tag it, see a chart. Tupp starts from the same place and adds the habit, routine, and calendar layer that turns tracked time into an actual daily practice.
The short version
ATracker and Tupp are the closest match on this list — both are native iOS time trackers built around simple one-tap tracking, tags, and Apple Watch support. The difference is scope: ATracker stops at the timer and its charts. Tupp adds habit streaks, scheduled routines, a real calendar, group accountability rooms, and an AI assistant that can log a session from a sentence — while keeping the same one-tap simplicity ATracker is known for.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Tupp | ATracker |
|---|---|---|
| Live Activity on lock screen & Dynamic Island | ||
| Habit tracking with streaks | Goals only | |
| Routines & recurring schedules | ||
| Built-in calendar (day/week/month) | ||
| Group accountability (Rooms) | ||
| Log a session by talking to an AI assistant | ||
| Apple Watch app | ||
| Pricing | Free, PRO $4.99/mo | Free, Pro $4.99 one-time |
Why people switch
One app for the whole day
ATracker tracks time. Tupp tracks time, habits, routines, and tasks together, so your day lives in one place.
See it without opening the app
Live Activity and Dynamic Island keep a running session visible on the lock screen — ATracker has to be reopened to check.
Built-in accountability
Rooms let you track alongside other people with verified sessions — there's no equivalent in ATracker.
An AI that actually logs things
Tell Tupp's assistant what you did in a sentence and it creates the session, habit entry, or task for you.
Tupp vs ATracker — frequently asked.
Is ATracker's one-time purchase cheaper long-term?
For pure time tracking, possibly — ATracker Pro is a one-time unlock. Tupp is subscription-based, but that also covers a habit tracker, routines, calendar, and AI assistant, not time tracking alone.
Can I use tags and categories like in ATracker?
Yes — Tupp's activities work the same way, and PRO adds custom fields (tags, checklists, counters) per activity for more detail than a flat tag list.
Does Tupp have Apple Watch support?
Yes, a full native Apple Watch app — start, pause, and stop sessions from your wrist, same as ATracker.
Which is simpler to start with?
Both are one-tap-to-start. Tupp adds more surface area (habits, routines, calendar) but none of it is required — you can use it exactly like a plain timer and grow into the rest.
Same simplicity. A lot more system.
Free to download. Keep the one-tap tracking you're used to — add habits and routines whenever you're ready.
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