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This app has helped me, far more than any other on the App Store, to take control of my life. It has been especially useful in creating a healthy lifestyle, and to conquer depressive habits I had never been able to. The accountability the app brings is one that is lacking in pressure. If you end up not being able to complete a habit, you don’t get negative feedback. Most habit forming apps on the App Store have negative feedback when you are unable to meet your goals, which can become quickly frustrating and cause more self-criticism. Other apps on the market will send an obnoxious amount of reminders, that eventually become easy to ignore. Rather the app uses as many, or as little, reminders as you want. You can choose which days of the week and what time of day the habits need completed by. With the Premium feature, you are able to create as many habits as you want and gain access to more fun settings. For me, the amount I paid for the yearly subscription was worth it for the changes I have seen in my life. The only problems I have found is in the weekly section. You don’t get the option of choosing the day of the week for habits in the weekly tab. I have a plant I water every two weeks, always on Saturday’s, but there is currently no way to specify this option. Because I can find no other problems, and because of the personal help this app has provided, I am giving it 5 stars.

So I bought this years ago but never used it and was checking out another app and figured I’d use this and compare it. What I would like to see here is device syncing. Calendar and Apple health integration for reading and exercise habits and with the calendar it can set you reminders and adjust if schedules change. A disappointment is that there’s no pre set habit for showers. Ok but not even an icon? There’s a duster icon but not one for a shower? There’s even a tooth icon for brushing teeth but no shower when many many depressed Americans don’t shower. I’m tracking cold showers btw not regular ones but anyways. I can’t remember what I paid but I couldn’t justify the current subscription cost for how basic it is and the features it lacks that other apps have. I know these guys have been around awhile so I’m hoping they continue to improve it and get ahead on the AI train. Oh one final thing. Because it doesn’t play well with Apple my size settings don’t transfer to the app and there is no way to make things larger. I can see and read most stuff with a little difficulty but some text is too small to read and. I ability to enlarge text to make it more readable but that’s not going to be a common issue for most but blind people use apps too lol Edit: dark mode all the time is getting old quick. There is no bright light mode when I wake up and the dark mode widget looks really dumb during the day next to everything else not in dark mode.

After testing extensively over several hours other habit tracking apps I found this one to be the most fully featured in terms of statistics and things like an in app timer. The widgets are clean and good enough, there is a more section, and the ability to pause habits. However there are some major shortcomings of this app that has been available for so long that I think would make it much better. 1. overflow timer - would be very appreciated. It’s very difficult to edit entries to show the time that was spent versus the time that was scheduled in the habit. also, it doesn’t show the edited time in the statistics after the fact. I would love to be able to set the timer to start for example minutes read and if my time exceeds what was scheduled it would automatically update and show in statistics. 2. bad habits -there is no proprietary bad habit set up in the app as of now. It’s easy enough to mark don’t smoke as completed if you don’t smoke for that day. But what if it is some thing like cut back smoking and you want to mark every time you have a cigarette so that that data is available in statistics and so that if you are trying to cut down from 10 cigarettes a day you can see when you only had nine and passed your habit but also when you only had three and did even better-even so when you failed the habit and had 11 but when you also failed the habit and had 20. thanks guys!

I'm 16 and I got this app to keep track of chores and other daily habits I often forget. It's exactly what I needed. I'm not trying to schedule my day down to the minute or even the hour. And I needed an app flexible enough that as long as I complete my habit that day, it doesn't break my streak, but still keeping certain habits to certain times of day. I like that you can schedule an individual habit for multiple times a day instead of having to create the same habit 3 times, each time scheduling a different time. I also enjoy how customizable it is, how you can choose the icon, color and order of the habits. My favorite thing about the app is the general scheduling. There are 3 times to schedule a habit to; morning, afternoon and evening. And you can choose between which times each of these apply. Even if I miss a habit during its schedules time, it isn't counted as missed until the day is over, which keeps my motivation for the streaks up. It's the perfect level of simplicity for me. My only complaint is that I have to pay a subscription for more habits! I don't really care about whatever else comes with premium. I love this app and it's exactly what I need but I can't pay a subscription. If it was a one-time fee for premium forever then I could do that. Even if it was $20 as long as it was just once. Otherwise, this app is just about perfect for me.

I have paranoid schizophrenia, and having a stable routine along with medication and therapy is essential to my recovery. This is hands down the best app for creating and maintaining a daily self care routine. Being schizophrenic it is hard to stick with a routine. I am always forgetting what I need to be doing. Not anymore with this app. I use this app to remind me of the things I need to do each day. For projects I use Things 3, for one time reminders I use the standard reminders app, and for appointments I use the basic calendar. I keep these four apps in a folder called Daily. If I see a number over the folder, I know that something needs to be done. What I like most about this app is nothing has a time that is set in stone. There are three periods: morning, afternoon, and evening. This gives me needed flexibility, in case I am having a bad day. Also these periods keep me from becoming overwhelmed by looking at a whole days worth of tasks. (Although you can look at the full day if you need to). There is also a satisfying sound when you swipe a task complete. This app has worked wonders in my day to day life living with schizophrenia. If you don’t have a serious mental illness this app will still be extremely handy. If you do have a serious mental illness it is a necessity.

I don't often take time to write reviews, but I am sincerely enjoying this help! It has been so helpful and easy to use. I love how easy to customize this, and if you miss or skip a goal for whatever reason its not degrading. Rather it encourages you to keep going, and do what you can to succeed with whatever size goal/task/daily chore/project/new habit you recorded. I have tried other apps similar before and have been very disappointed, and then ended up losing interest and feeling more defeated by not getting something done. If you are a personality where you need to record your tasks or enjoy the satisfaction of crossing something else off from your day this is for you! I will admit that in the free version I only had the ability to record 2 goals/habits, which was not close to what I was hoping for. The company offered a timed promotion that Im not sure if it was only over the holiday or just as a new user I got a chance to upgrade too. However, I decided to give it a shot as it was only $12 for the full year which was easily affordable and I am really loving the fact I did. I highly recommend!

I love this app for tracking habits. The premium version is well worth the price, especially if you consider the cost per month of the annual option. I’ve been trying to start a bullet journal, but have struggled with motivating myself to go through and physically set up the format myself to track each habit, with this app it does all the work for me and has a nice design. I wish there was a little bit more flexibility with scheduling monthly habits, like if you could pick an exact day of the month when something needs to be done, or the number of times per month you’d want to do something, similar to the layout when setting weekly goals. Another feature I’d like to see is the ability to “overachieve” on a goal. Like if I set my gym goal as a minimum of 3 times a week, it would be nice to be able to mark it done if I go a fourth time in order to track progress and help reevaluate goals later on. I’d especially like it if this was a feature able to be turned on or off depending on each habit. Overall this is a great and easy to use app that helps me stay motivated and productive.

Hey all, After thinking for a little bit of time of when I would start my habits and good motivation to do it, it was not until this app that I really started doing much. I see this app as a rehabilitations skill builder in habits in a way that moves my inspiration to want to do habits a lot simpler. I find myself adding goals every day and it’s consistently interesting to see how much I want to accomplish vs how much I would accomplish. It’s peaceful to know I use this as a guide and I realized it also clears my mind to write it all down. Didn’t realized how much in a day there is to do, but how much you can do within a given time (I.e thirty minutes blocks can get so much done. Anyway I won’t over express myself here. But I think all should give this a try, I found an objective benefit to using it and I do have a subjective view on it since I used it. But if you want to move forward with organization with your habits and decrease Brian focus on your habits and build more accountability for yourself, I recommend this app! Thanks all, All the best!

It’s pretty intuitive at first, but when you get deeper into customization, you run into oddities and bugs. For example, it seems to be pretty aggressive about resetting streaks when you make edits to habits (understandable, but the rules around this could be more clear). You edit a habit name, and it reorders it. Sometimes things don’t get saved. Sometimes they get reordered at seemingly unpredictable times. And worse, I’ve only just fully set up a bunch of habits, and all of a sudden my Today shows up blank, rendering the app useless because I can’t actually see or complete the habits I spent so much time setting up. It worked well when it was working, but I am less than a month into using Productive and now it’s broken. Update: Rebooting my iOS device seemed to fix the issue so I just raised my original rating to 4. I also had noticed another app having issues (Alarmy wasn’t showing an alarm going off), so I’m tentatively chalking at least the major issue above to an iOS problem and not a Productive one. Will report back if other issues persist or not.

Edit: Updating back to 5 stars because the UX has been improved, I’m sure many people enjoy the fancy UI but there is now an option to have a no frills. I have had some issues with habit data not saving properly for the current day, though, when checking habits off sometimes Old review: I agree with some other reviews I’ve seen: this was an update for the sake of updating. It has “fixed” things that were not broken to begin with. The UI used to be minimal and easy to use day to day, but now forces its paradigm of time-of-day habits. Sure, I have some habits for the evening, but a lot of anyone’s habits aren’t strictly for one time of day. It is more difficult now to just get this app to show me what I want—a simple list of my habits for the day. All day habits are now all the way to the left, the app has unneeded animations for what it is (essentially just a simple to do list style app), and the bottom bar UI now centers on adding a new habit, which is one of the actions I’ve used the least. This is making me regret subscribing to this. Maybe I can find a different app that is just simple and elegant, and doesn’t get in my way.

I especially appreciate this app, since the calendar it has tracks when you do things and when you don’t do things. This gives you a satisfying cross-off of the days of the week you do the things you planned, making you feel compelled to keep up the task instead of putting it off another day. That being said, all of the features (in the free version at least) besides reminders can be done using a regular calendar, which would give you an even more satisfying cross-off since it is being done physically. However, I would still recommend this app, for people who are still struggling with procrastination, since it isn’t the laziness but rather the will, and personally the will has kept me going with this app. The only downside is that I think the not free version is quite a bit expensive, especially for a mere habit tracking app, and especially considering that all of the features it has and offers in the paid version could be done with other apps that are free (like apps that come with an iPhone). Nevertheless, this is still an amazing app and it has helped me with habit tracking.

When I see a new and interesting app I can’t help myself- I download and try it. Every few weeks I find myself trying a new “productivity” app, whether it be a to-do or habit tracking or what have you. But this is the app I always find myself coming back to ever since I first downloaded it about six years ago. No other app has been as easy to set up, enjoyable to use, or useful. And every time I come back to it there are more features! Useful features, too, not ones that make things more difficult or overwhelming: they integrate smoothly into what is already there. The only reason I ever stop using this app is because I am so bad at sticking to a routine. But when I put forward the effort, this is the only app I have found that actively encourages me. Just the idea of using it is enough to help me recommit :) And I have never regretted buying the full version, which is not the case with so many other apps. Give it a try and you’ll understand why the ratings are so consistently good.

I’ve only had this a day, but it’s doing exactly what I want it to — which is to help me stay on task with a fairly regimented routine. I’m a mother of two children not yet in school, and my older son is enjoying having a schedule to follow. So far, so good. UPDATE: After one week, I’m still really liking this app. The interface is appealing and easy to use once you figure out where all the features are. The notification flags are great for keeping me on task. My days have gone much more smoothly and my kids are getting really great at knowing what to expect during the day for the past week. We have far fewer struggles and see much better behavior from them. I’m Type B when it comes to schedules — even though I thrive with one, I have a hard time staying on task by myself. I’ve done yoga every morning for a week! I’ve even had enough time to go to the gym. By myself. With two kids at home with their dad. Seriously! So glad I found this app.

I wanted an app that would let me set daily goals, but also goals that could be 3x per week at my discretion which day or on set days. I didn't think there would be an app that would perfectly meet my needs, but this one does. Perfect and worth the 3.99 for the paid app that lets you have more than five reminders. Update after lots of use: The only reason I dropped my rating to five stars is that really often when I check off a task it stays frozen, that is shifted right with the check mark displayed. I have eight habits and it never makes it through all eight without freezing. To get it to register that the habit was done I need to hard close the app and relaunch it. That is a small daily annoyance that I end up doing a couple times each day. Besides that, in terms of function and design, this is by far the best app I’ve found, which is why I stick with it despite the minor annoyance of having to hard close it to register which habits are checked off.

I am a full time college student with ADHD and narcolepsy, so needless to say it is very difficult for me to remember to do literally anything even with the truckload of medications I have to take. I was curious about this app because it seems to have good reviews. Don’t get me wrong, I do like this app quite a bit: especially the built in pomodoro timer which is very useful for homework. However it is too easy for me to forget about this app because it doesn’t remind me to use it often enough. I have found myself ignoring the app for several days before remembering to use it again. I wish there were an option to make it send you lots of notifications over and over until a certain task is completed. I need more than just one reminder notification which I can easily swipe away and then continue procrastinating. For example, I always forget to brush my teeth so I wish there was a more forceful and annoying reminder/productivity app that could make my phone send me hundreds of notifications over and over every morning until I do it. I think for a person with a normal level of executive functioning this app is fine as it is, after all most people wouldn’t need their phone to vibrate and make noises incessantly until they remember to brush their teeth every morning. But I really wish it had the option to send nonstop reminders until a task is completed, for those of us who are very sleepy and forgetful and need an extra push to be able to build a consistent daily routine.

Organizational aids and visual tools are imperative to progress for my day. **I have already bought the Premium option. But, if there was anything that make the all-amazing app the ALL-IN-ONE for me it would be to be able to drag and drop tasks onto a daily schedule (dare I say like Time Finder app). It allows you to set up a full schedule, see at a glance where you are on a time line with your tasks- copy and repeat days to minimize fuss.... AND linking that to one’s calendar, including that content with all of your appointments?? That would be the biggest stress reliever for me EVER! Moving times that the task was completed, even just for that day, and being able to look back at the pattern of when certain tasks were better able to be executed than other times of the day. It would serve as a visual aid in my time management, instead of sort of feeling like I’m living aimlessly from one random chime to the next. Please consider. :)

This app is great! Unlike other apps all you have to do is set some goals and check them out once you do it! I thought it would take time out of my day but it makes it so easy to use on a daily basis, and it has challenges you can even do everyday of the week! And the app keeps me motivated to keep pushing those bad habits away. You can also choose if you want to try a pro version of the app which is where you have to pay but get more features on the app. But they also let you use it free which is awesome because some other apps like this only let you use it if you pay money, but this lets you both I would really recommend this app for helping you lose, gain, or just keep the same weight. There are some features that you can’t use unless you do premium but like I have already said it still works great😊 - Merry Christmas and a Happy New year 🥳 🎄

I’ve had this app for years and have used it on and off, it helps me get on track and I recommend it. I really like the app for keeping track of all the daily things I want to get done, and especially things I’d like to do only once a week or month, like calling my grandmother and taking the time to plan my month out at the beginning of each month. I can check them off and then won’t be reminded again until the next week or month. It’s easy enough to use. I just have one rather large problem with it. It can be really discouraging the way it only gives you credit for “perfect days.” I just started the habit of drinking 8 glasses of water each day, I’ve achieved 5 glasses, 7 glasses etc, but in my stats, it’s like I drank no water at all. It’s really dissatisfying. A big motivation for me is feeling accomplished when I can see what I’ve done. This app would be perfect if it notified me “you’ve completed 50% of your morning habits today! Keep it up!” Or if I could see I’ve almost reached my 8 full glasses of water almost every day this week. With how I use the app, it’s almost impossible to achieve a perfect day, but it’d be nice to see that I keep up with over 70% of my daily habits each week. Or I do 100% of my nighttime habits. That’s something I would change, along with how sensitive the buttons are, I’m always accidentally swiping habits left or right when I’m just scrolling through them. It’s annoying.

I was looking for something to track my habits which is distinct from having a todo list or planning a day hour by hour. This app perfectly fits that paradigm. UX is amazing. In some ways I found myself preferring how the app does things over my own methods. I like thinking of habits in terms of time of day, although you don’t have to label them as such. Another nice thing is that habits can be measured with different metrics, for example, walking can be measured in miles, studying measured in time, making your bed is a single instance, etc. But this is also where I ran into problems. Some of their default habits mandate a particular type of metric which you can’t change, so I had to create my own version. Time-based habits have a timer you can run, which is great, except that you *must* run the timer in order for it to count; you can’t manually input time spent. Even worse is that the timer doesn’t run unless the screen is on and the app is running. Great idea, but its execution renders the whole feature worthless. I have to track my time externally. That’s not good for an app that effectively mandates a paid subscription. This app’s free features are so laughably limited that using it without a subscription is completely impractical. If they want to essentially force people to pay for a subscription (in not so many words) then it needs to be flawless, and it isn’t. The app as a whole is good, but definitely run the free trial before committing.

UPDATE:: Still using the app daily to track my habits, I know I’m going to do things like walk my dog, drink water, brush teeth, but it is easy to check it off my “did today” list and the little push to keep up with things like tidying my bedroom or dishes is pretty motivating!! So 2-weeks later I’m still on a roll! Yay! First day of downloading:: “I just downloaded this app and got it started today, but so far it’s easy enough. The layout of using the app is kind of confusing, I thought I could add things for specific dates, but that’s okay that I can’t. I’ve started adding simple things like drinking water, walking the dog, etc... it does already feel good when I can mark things “done”. I just know personally I get bored easily with apps I have to use daily but since this doesn’t require writing things down or jotting anything in the app I might actually have a reason to want to keep using it!! 🙂”

Wow whoever created this app deserves a high five. This app is exactly what I needed my entire life. I always can get distracted so this was perfect. Any app can get a five star rating from a satisfied costumer but, there’s always one flaw. This app is amazing but my one complaint is the limit. You are only allowed a certain amount of habits and that makes sense but it’s too low for me. I only had like 5 things on my list but then it said I reached the limit? It makes sense to me that if you want unlimited habits you have to pay for premium but if you guys are going to set a limit on habits don’t make it 5. If you could change it to like maybe 10 that would be amazing 😉. I get it if you don’t have premium on this app you won’t make 💰 but can you just boost up the habit limit that would be phenomenal! I love this app so much and I’m not talking bad about the creator. Thank you so much to who ever made this app! Thank you! - very satisfied customer (except for the limit part)

I am beginning to love Productive. It is a customizable app that makes it easier for you to build and stick to habits. I started trying this out for a week and didn’t use it very much, because the app is really valuable if you dedicate time to customizing it and using it. When my free week expired, it auto-bought the year membership, so I thought, fine, let me give it a second try. Boy am I glad I did. I use Productive between 1-3 times a day, which makes sense: the app has 3 built in reminders to do tasks (morning, afternoon, and evening). It has been a tool I’ve used to put into action the morning and evening routines I want to do on a daily basis. It has also helped me figure out what habits I am building effectively and which ones I am not, because I see how many days in a row I’ve done something and it’s a signal to me that my system is broken if I lapse more than a day in a row. It also helped me to realize that being specific and actionable is super important because there is nothing to “do” on an item that is general and vague. All in all, I’ve started to recommend this app to my clients and think if someone is a self-starter, they will appreciate this and might even love it! The one thing I hope Productive improves is adding more images to assign to habits. They have a large list, but to boost it further would be great. Bottom line: worth the $20!

I can’t use paper habit trackers because I HATE looking at the little empty boxes for a whole month. This does the job perfectly, without the blatant display of my intermittent failures. It tells me when I’ve done so many tasks in a row, and pops up a little celebration screen when I do a good job. I recommend starting small - one or two habits at first. It’s easy to work with if you start small. I recommend this app. EDIT: I see a lot of people talking about the price. I used this app many many years ago, and paid for a subscription way back when. When I reinstalled it recently, all features were available. I thought there was some sort of mistake so I tried several times to login at the website but it kept erroring out. So I said F-it and just started using the app as it was, all features open. Just wanted to let you know about my experience.

This is my first time ever writing a review for anything... so... that’s says something. This app is good but to blow every other app out the water there should be where you can set a location and then a timer to when to do a task when you arrive at the location. For example 30 minutes after I get home a remind would go off to tell me I need to do something. Also it would be really cool if there was where you can set a timer and in the timer it has breaks, for example you work for 30 minutes relax for 30 and then work for 30 that would be really great instead of making multiple timers or resetting it. Another idea would be if you can put reminders after one another, for example once you do one task another task would pop up for you to do next and would make it even better if it starts blank minutes after you get to a location.

Love this app! Has really helped me to stay on track and get things done! Love the Apple Watch app to easily touch the “complication” on the watch face that brings me to my list of activities for the morning/afternoon/ evening. Super helpful! Plus I love that you have the option to a start a timer right there for a selected activity (like reading for 30 mins). I used to tell myself I’ll sit and read for a large chunk of time, but wouldn’t get to it, so now I have it scheduled to read every morning and evening for 30 mins. The functionality and options within the app are well thought out and effective with minimization of tedious scheduling. The app is super encouraging as well! Just very well thought out. I’m glad I sprung for the membership deal when I signed up! Five stars. ————- One suggestion or request I would make to the developers is the ability to add a Task (versus a habit) so that it is added easily to my “to do’s” (One thing I would like to understand is how things are sorted within the time of day. Sometimes I have to play with the details of the habit to make it appear in the order I want it to, so I’d like to know if there’s a trick to this - but usually it is intuitive!) Thank you so much for creating this app!

I literally just downloaded this app, and will probably revise my number of stars once I get better acquainted with it, but I wanted to share this thought before I forget... I think it would be cool if you added the feature to tap certain goals each time you do them. Like for example: posture. I need to check/correct my posture more than 3 times per day, but that’s the most frequent option the app allows. I’d like to be able to tap my posture goal each time I check/correct my posture, and for the app to keep a count of how many times I did that throughout the morning/afternoon/evening/day/week. And that tap count option would be something you could toggle on/off for any task. Then I can see how engaged I am with that task, since good posture ultimately and ideally needs to be done 100% of the time that I’m awake. This feature could help me track how my engagement with this task improves/declines day to day and week to week.

I’ve been using this app over the Summer and even paid to unlock more habits and let me say it is very useful. The look of the app is perfect, the amount of icons are great, and it helps me get things done throughout the day. But the reason I give it a 3/5 is because I think there’s still plenty of room for improvement. One thing that I think would improve the app experience A LOT is the addition of a fourth option to repeat both a habit or one time task, WHENEVER. This would actually be amazing, to have the choice to not have to do a habit daily, weekly, or monthly, but just whenever you want. I’d like to be able to log some habits whenever I’d like to, without them affecting my streak, and still be able to track how often I do said habit. And I’d like to be able to do some tasks whenever I choose. Either way the app is still pretty good👍

I totally loooooove this app!!!! I would highly recommend it!!!!!! However, my family is in a bit of a pickle as far as money goes and unfortunately I am unable to pay so I can’t have many habits. This is the reason I have given only four stars. However it was an excellent idea to give metals for streaks I love ❤️ that!!! I understand that the price of thirty five dollars a year is very little to ask, and perhaps one day I will be able to give it until then is there ANY possible way for me to have more habits without paying? I understand if there is not but it is still highly recommended for those who are willing to pay!!! I will continue with the small amount I have however but it does often keep me on my feet and up off the couch while still caring for myself and giving my body what it needs like no other app has!!!!😍😍😍🥰😍🥰😍😍😍😍

This app is working great for me. I needed an app to remind me of my daily supplements intake, at different times of a day, and some other various habits like what time to go to bed, doing some stretches in the middle of a working days. This app did just that but in a really convenient way, much better than just the free reminder app. I especially love the Siri shortcut to signal completion of the task. Please stop complaining if you’re not happy about the pricing structure. The free reminder is there on your phone to do a decent job if you’re not willing to pay. I understand not everyone is willing to pay a certain prices for certain things but you simply don’t buy something if it’s out of your budget or you wait for a sale, not giving it bad review based on their prices you’re not willing to pay

Latest update has put 1/2 of my habits on pause and will not let me resume them.

I had the original balanced and productive apps back in 2014. one thing I missed about the way we could schedule monthly habits is when it didn’t ask you to do it on a specific day. can you guys bring back the old way, where we could just select “once/twice/3x (etc) every month” and select “at the beginning of the month,” “middle of the month,” “end of the month,” and “anytime in the month.” I would then rate this app 5/5 if that feature came back. other than that, it’s a great app. I’ve tried other habit trackers, but always find myself circling back to productive.

I enjoy that you can set a habit for “every two weeks” but there’s no habit to set it for “every month”. It has to be on a specific date in the month, like for example the 5th. There are some things I only want to do once a month but not on a specific date. If I could either specify: -“once a month on any day” and/or: -“the [first/second/third/fourth/last] week of every month” (so for example “any day during the third week of each month) and/or -“the [first, second, third, fourth, last] [insert day of the week] of every month” (so for example “the second Friday of every month) that would make this app even better! I hope you’ll consider for a future update.

Really works well, allows me to schedule tasks further down the road as well. Only thing I wish it had was google calendar integration (like minimalist) where you could see your events pop up on your list if you wanted. Would be nice if I could mark off meetings as they come to get a better view of my day

Une application dynamique, simple et très encourageante! Tout y est, que ce soit pour les listes, les projets ou pour prendre de bonnes habitudes! C’est coloré, visuel et elle me suit partout! Félicitations aux créateurs!! 😊👍🏼👍🏼

Productive is more then just a friendly reminder. This app encourages you to do more in your day. Setting up goals takes a few seconds and as you finish your goals it’s easy to realize how little time ever task you didn’t want to (and want to) do takes. You’ll spend maybe an hour on small tasks and free up your day in a beautiful way. The best way to think of Productive is a life manager. People usually just do what their told and Productive helps with that, because once you’ve setup everything you don’t really need to think. You just do what it reminds you.

Been using it on and off for some time now. Very simple and straightforward, helps eliminate clutter.

It's like a stop light. It tells you went to stop, wait, and go. 🚦

Solo te deja elegir 5 hábitos sin tener que pagar, pero aparte de eso es simple de usar y muy buena.

Easy to track tasks, set cadence and manage goals.

The entire app is set up to be some silly competition with yourself. I just need something to keep track of the things I want to try and hit in a day — I’m not trying to guilt trip myself because my “streak is broken.” There doesn’t seem to be a way to turn this off, which is absurd. So it’s a great interface and user-friendly that way, but if you’re not interested in feeling bad about yourself every day when it brow-beats you for not completing your “habits,” I’d look elsewhere. ETA: I was feeling pretty cranky when I tapped this review out, but as my year subscription comes to an end, I still won’t be renewing. I appreciate the response that some things can be turned off, but respectfully — most of them can’t be. And the edits that are offered often don’t work. Trying to update days that you’d like existing habits to appear on your list is hit or miss (usually miss — it doesn’t stick. I end up having to delete habits entirely and enter them anew to make any changes at all). The orientation of the app is toward creating new daily habits and competing with yourself. If that’s your thing, do it up. But if the developers want this to be for a wider audience, then group all of those notifications into a “challenge” interface, and give the rest of us an option to turn it off. I’d love this to be a task-tracker without the game aspect, but it isn’t.

I’ve been using this app for about a year and half now and I’ve had many problems. Nothing just works how its supposed to. My completed tasks aren’t being synced across my devices, so if I click completed on my Apple Watch or iPhone, my iPad won’t reflect it, and vice versa. Sometimes it will sync one completion here or there but its very unreliable. I can mark every task completed on my iPad and hours later my iPhone has only realized I’ve completed one or two tasks. My devices haven’t even synced some completions from a month ago. This defeats the purpose of having it on separate devices if they won’t sync properly... as well as the whole idea of tracking habits. On to the next problem: the sometimes working Apple Watch app. Probably 50% of the time the Apple Watch app is non-responsive or just crashes when you open it. I’ve had days where I can’t open the app on the Apple Watch. Yes... everything is updated and my settings are set to sync across devices... things just don’t work. I can’t believe I’ve paid for two years of service that works this poorly. EDIT: Now even a year later it still is not syncing anything between my devices. In fact, I don’t even see an iCloud option in the settings anymore. I think they gave up on the syncing.

I like how this app is set up and what you can do with it. It is really good for keeping track of the things that I need to do. However, it is clear to me that this app really isn’t free. In the free version, you can set 5 habits, which doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of what I need to keep track of on a daily basis. maybe of all i wanted to do was remind myself to go to the gym every day, it would be usable, but then you could just use one of the free apps that comes on the iphone. I understand that the developers want to make money, but the subscription pricing model is a big turn-off for be and i assume based on other reviews many other people. The price is really not that expensive, but personally i would rather have ads than have to pay $30 a year for an app that really does not do anything particularly interesting or unique. It’s nice to have, but for me, it’s not worth having to pay a per year price indefinitely when i could do exactly the same things, mind you less conveniently, with a free service like google calendar. So maybe if this app had a one time payment or ads i would use it, but currently, i am not prepared to spend 30 dollars a year so that i can be reminded to go to the gym.

I think there should be a feature where you can mark that a habit was not completed. There is a feature where you can skip a habit in special occasions, and there is a feature where you can mark that a habit was completed. I understand that if you don’t do either of these then the app recognizes it as an incomplete habit but sometimes when I go back to previous days and see that a habit is not completed, I can’t remember if I just forgot to mark it as complete or if I actually didn’t do it. That’s why I really think there should be a feature to mark that a habit was not completed instead of just having that be recognized by the app if you don’t mark it at all. I don’t want to just skip a habit and have it say that my streak continues. I benefit from the punishment of losing a streak. That’s why I want there to be an additional feature to mark that a habit was not completed. Maybe it could be a long press on the habit or some other type of gesture. Thank you for your time and for considering this feature. Other than this feature, I would actually give five stars—but this is a huge issue for me that is make or break for me.

I’ve been using this app (with premium features) for years because I haven’t found another app that is as good as this one for tracking habits. That being said I’ve looked long and hard for an alternative. My issues with the app are 1) in that it has below average integration across devices. I have an iPad and it doesn’t load all of the habits from the phone into the tablet. It will load some but not all. It also takes forever (if it will do it at all) to sync with me marking a habit on one device. Example. I marked a habit complete around midday on the phone and the iPad app never registered it so it still showed up as incomplete in the iPad. And 2) if you’re relying on it for an accurate “perfect streak” count look elsewhere or track with a red X on a calendar. You can have a million perfect days in a row and the app arbitrarily decides to not track some days in the streak. Which is weird because the counter for “days complete” is accurate but the streak counter is completely random. Again. Best I’ve found and does a lot of things right. But I’ve also been looking for an alternative for a while.

This app IS helpful, as I have started many challenges, and keeping up with them! However, what is really annoying about this app is that if you don’t mark at the end of the day that you have completed the challenge for that day—it automatically starts you over again and says that you failed the challenge. It feels terrible—especially when you are actually doing the challenge and have been for a full week! Please change this. It’s incredible frustrating to keep having to pledge over and over again, especially when I know I haven’t broken the pledge! Perhaps make a notification when you open the app that says “I noticed that you didn’t check in last night, how is the challenge going?” And then gives you the option to say “still going strong” or “I slipped, let’s start over”. I’ve been on the intermittent fasting challenge for almost a week now and in my app it says 0 because I forgot to swipe the challenge last night. It’s just very frustrating. Please fix this. Not everyone is going to have this app chained to their hip, we have lives.

I liked the idea and aesthetic of this app. Unfortunately the paywall and its limitations makes it not worth downloading. The help section states that you can add notes onto completed tasks from previous days but you actually can’t. It would make sense that if you clicked on a task then clicked the notes section, you could edit notes but instead it says “swipe left on a task to add notes.” You can’t swipe anything on completed tasks from previous days. I accidentally deleted a completed task from yesterday and had no way of reinstating it. You can only have a limited number of tasks without paying. The to do list function is pretty similar to Wunderlist but with stats on how often you stick to your habits, which I don’t really care about enough to pay for. Every other click on the app leads to a pop up to in app purchases which is really annoying. I’d rather sit through a 30 second ad twice a day than pay for this or continue to use it and deal with the constant pop ups. Maybe I’d pay a onetime nominal fee to use this but not a monthly charge.

I’m a premium user of this app, and overall it’s nice looking and moderately functional. My biggest complaint is that it’s almost useless for data tracking. I meditate pretty much every day, but I consider doing it at least five days a week a success. So I went ahead and set the goal for five days a week. I meditated five days in a row, and suddenly I’ve lost the option to track it anymore for that week. Say I meditate every day for a week, I can’t track that under the five days setting. Meaning if I want to go back in time to see what days I usually miss, notice any patterns in the data—I’m out of luck. If I set it to the every day setting, and I miss a day, I lose my streak in the habit. Either I set it to five days, and I can’t keep accurate data records, or I set it to a week and I lose the motivation of maintaining a streak. It’s a really big flaw in the app and it would be nice to have it fixed. At least an option to allow a user to go over the set number of days would be nice, even if it wasn’t the default setting.

Wanted to use the FREE 7 day trial to play around in this APP to see if it was the right fit. I ran into limited functions within the first five minutes. To use what felt like basic functions I was prompted to upgrade. I thought I was upgrading what I would be billed after the FREE to trial. That if I didn’t like what I experienced in the first 7 days, I could cancel. That’s what a FREE trial is. I wasn’t happy with the limited functions so I unlocked more. (What I needed to do was so basic. Set a reminder twice a day for one thing I needed to remember to do daily.) I was showing my teenager the functions and he laughed and said he couldn’t believe I paid for it. I was showing him because if he liked what he saw in the TRIAL on my phone, I was going to get it for him too. I decided in the same day I downloaded it, it wasn’t for me. It was too complicated, not intuitive enough. I went to cancel the trial and I was already billed for a full year! I stopped my subscription but it won’t end until JULY 3, 2020! My FREE trial started July 3, 2019. AND ON THE SAME DAY I’M BILLED FOR A FULL YEAR. No refund. It really makes me mad. It’s not right. Beware of the “free trial.”

Wow first off I was super happy that I found an app that would fit me perfectly and keep in mind I am aware about the whole free aspects of apps and I’m Not new to the free treatment but Holy cow you cannot even do anything why would we only have at least three habits the whole point of the app and we can only have three I can download another app that would let me do way more than just three I get you guys might not have the best reasons to push users to get a premium but oh my gosh that is not making me I want to get a premium it makes me want to immediately delete the app I’m a student and I’m on a budget I even needed this app of checking my subscriptions for other things and wow how ironic the reminding app Also wants a subscription to!? Look all I’m asking is I hope you guys find a way to give users more habits than just three at least six I mean come on now it’s a reminding app and I’m not even touching on how expensive The premium is for just a DAME REMINDING APP! That’s all this app is I don’t even know why it’s offering a subscription to begin with but just let us have more reminders that’s all I ask

I appreciate the ability to schedule todos or habits on specific days of the week but balanced had the ability to actually set the frequency of a habit for seasonal and yearly tasks. Productive doesn't seem to do that. I thought it did once actually but it looks like it doesn't now either way. For me, i use this mainly to keep track of household chores. I like not setting a specific day but rather a frequency. I know i need to clean bedsheets once a week... other things once a month. Other things once a season and others like spring cleaning, once a year. So this doesn't work for me anymore and balanced is gone. Fortunately i can just download it still from the backup so I'm just going to continue using that instead. Also i like that theres functionality for the apple watch but i find that its a lot more useful to have a complication for these kinds if apps. Just a simple complication that tells me whats at the top of the list for today. Something like that. So yeah bring back seasonal and yearly frequencies and make a complication. :)

This app bills itself as a free app with optional in-app purchases, but that’s a complete misrepresentation. The app is almost unusable without a subscription. It’s a complete money grab. Literally every time you navigate away from it or change screens, it directs you to pay for a subscription. The subscription page that pops up every five seconds is set up in a misleading way that indicates a “free trial” (that auto-subscribes you for a full year’s price) is the only option to continue using the app for free. You can X out of the subscription page in the top left corner without agreeing to the trial, but people who aren’t tech literate won’t realize that. I downloaded the app because my mother wanted to use it but couldn’t get it to work. As soon as I saw the subscription page, I asked my mother if she’d known she could skip it without starting a trial, and she told me no, she’d hit the obvious yellow button that said “free trial” instead. I helped her cancel her subscription and delete the app. There are much more functional free productivity apps out there that run on ads without tricking people into thinking they need a recurring subscription to use them.

I downloaded this app and tried the premium version on a trial basis (probably around 6 months ago). I immediately cancelled so that the charge would not renew. Since cancelling months ago, I have continually received a $6.99 charge/monthly for this app. It is not listed under my active or inactive subscriptions under my Apple ID. I went into the app itself and selected “subscription management”. A message immediately came up with an email address to reach out to in order to cancel my app. I received an automated response telling me I need to cancel it through my subscriptions on my Apple ID (the problem being it is not listed under my subscriptions). I have since emailed support 5+ more times and gotten no response. I’m on the phone with Apple support right now trying to get this figured out. This has been beyond ridiculous. The $6.99 charge isn’t the point…it’s the ignorance of the customer support team on the app side. This is the first review I’ve ever left for an app but I felt I needed to share this with the world because this is just terrible business acumen.

So sad. This app used to be free but now you can’t use it at all without shoving out $30. I don’t understand why it’s so expensive as the only changes I’ve noticed is geo tagging habits? I understand it’s only $2.50 a month but my mind still can’t justify why, seems just desperate. Wish they introduced any free option, maybe with ads. But not having that option at all, even with limited functionality, is very disappointing. It just seems like, it’s all about money and that’s it. Also saw a note that if you paid before ($3.99 for unlimited use) you can restore that purchase. That’s great for some people but my Apple ID is different. Sounds like I’m out of luck. UPDATE//free option is available—when prompted to try free before subscribing just click the x to be taken to the app. Wish this was clearer, there should be something that says “try free option”. Either way, happy it’s free. The aesthetic and modern vibe of the app is great but that shady little trick about subscribing is disappointing

I got the app and decided after a couple of days that it wasn’t a good fit for me, so when I went to unsubscribe from it, there was no option to unsubscribe as there usually is with apps. After messing with it for awhile, I assumed there was no option to unsubscribe because I wasn’t going to be billed anything - I ended up getting billed $23 all of a sudden, a month later, for an app I don’t even use! I’m a broke college student - I can’t afford to lose that money. The option to unsubscribe NEEDS to be more available and user-friendly. Edit: I’m fully aware that manually unsubscribing from the app is necessary, as is with most apps, but there is literally no option to opt out under those settings - the button in red font at the bottom of the page that should be there is nonexistent, but it’s present in the other apps I have. As I said above, I already tried to unsubscribe but eventually assumed that I wasn’t going to be charged since every other app I had, and the format of the page in the tutorial, included a very obvious “unsubscribe” button. I’d just like to know what my options are for getting my money refunded.

The app itself is fine maybe? I didnt get that into it really, an when I tried (on day 5 of my 7 day trial) to cancel, there was nowhere to cancel my subscription in apple store, it didnt show that I had a subscription through there. So I went to the app itself and when I looked at my account info it looks like I have no subscription. Didnt give me an option to cancel trial and actually was offering me a one week free trial. I had no indication that I had an active trial or subscription so I had no way to cancel that trial. And then this morning I get a notice from my bank that I was charged for a years subscription 😕 I might actually have signed up at some point and the 29ish bucks for a year seems like a good deal but I wasnt ready to sign up and I spent about an hour trying to figure out how to cancel the trial, yet was charged anyhow. It feels kind of sketchy to me that they were offering me a free trial when I already had one and no way of cancelling the one I already had. So now I get to call my bank and have them reverse the charge. Fun.

If you want an app that you can trust with your personal growth, this is not the app. I used this app to track some very personal and meaningful growth, with over 820 days (that's over 2 years!) of perfect days. I succeeded in meeting my goals Every. Single. Day. for more than two years. What happened? Apalon made an update and wiped my data. I'm now back at zero. I'm devastated. My stomach is in my throat. Do not make the mistake I did in trusting them with your goals. Do not trust them to track your progress. Use Google calendar, or a physical journal, or anything else. Do not trust them long term. It might work today, or day 800, but eventually you will wake up and find your progress gone and with it your sense of accomplishment! Note: I did reach out to support. They replied after a day, saying "We're working on it." From there I didn't hear from them. I have emailed them two more times, without a word back, which was over a week ago. I'm beyond heartbroken. Again, do not trust this app for any of your long term goals, you will regret it. Eventually they will destroy your data.

Ugh is all I can say for this app. I downloaded this thinking it was going to change my life and make me a better person. But unfortunately, the only lives changing here are the ones of people that pay the app for more habits. I could only create like three or four habits until it reached the limit. That really annoyed me, and it's the reason I gave this app one star. But to be honest with myself and the developers, without the habit limit, I probably would have given this app five stars. This app really has a lot of potential, and I have nothing against the developers, it's just that this app didn't live up to its potential. First up, you all know my good friend the habit limit, the layout also is one of my worst enemies, I hate simple layouts, even though I know most people love them, and I'm not quite satisfied with the way the icons work, maybe instead of icons, you could maybe have a drop down box with topics like "Workout" or "Around the house" on it, and it would immediately add an icon to the side of a habit, it would just be easier than looking through each icon and seeing which one corresponds with a specific habit. One more thing I need to complain about, who needs a to-do list app anyway? The only thing u might need it for is the notifications. But u could literally just take a pad and paper and be done with it! Like seriously! But there is one good thing we can salvage from this wreck of an app, and it's the coloring. I know, so LOOOWWW, but I love the black background and the standard colors, I might not love simple layouts, but I love simple colors. That's all I have to say for this app, and I wouldn't recommend it for someone who isn't willing to spend money on something you could do on a pad and paper. Sorry, but this app could have been so much better, but it didn't live up to the expectations I had for it.

I’ve been using this to set goals to increase meal prepping, eating cooked meals from home and working out. I love the actual checklist part, but the way the app tracks data doesn’t make sense. If you complete all of your daily goals you get a filled in bubble for the day. If you have a goal set for 3x/week, the days that you do that goal will be filled in but the days that you don’t remain hollow. I think at the end of the week if all of your weekly goals are met that all of the bubbles for that week should become filled in to show you had a perfect week. Additionally, I don’t understand how the streaks work (yes I read it in the app). Sometimes if you skip a habit or don’t do it, it will break your streak (which makes sense), but then I’ve also had it happen where if I have perfect days in a row somehow my streak has been broken. I really wish the data collection piece made more sense so I could get a more accurate picture of my hard work.

I love that the free version lets you get a real feel for the app before you buy. I love that you can make your own habits, add notes to them, and order them how you want, with your day being divided into morning, afternoon and evening so you can see everything clearly. I can't believe it doesn't have a function to allow you to see the habits you have to accomplish on any future days, only past days. Also, you'd think they'd have a way for you to have tasks repeat every other day, and also on certain days of the month. It literally only lets you add tasks that repeat "at the beginning of the month or the middle of the month or the end of the month". There's an app called motivated moms that is similar. It allows you to look ahead at habits coming up for the future. So, you can look at tomorrow and see: OK that's the day I'm trying to go to the gym to do weightlifting and then I'm also trying to meditate that day and I wanted to use that day to clean the living room. It really helps to see all the things you plan to do on a regular schedule but not the same each day, or even each week (like, I'm trying to plan the next month's expenses on the last Sunday of each month). Motivated moms also allows you to schedule things for every other day. The only thing I don't like about motivated moms is that you cannot rearrange the order of the habits. That's a real dealbreaker for me. I also prefer the way this app looks over the motivated moms app. I hope they fix the above issues in a version in the future soon.

This app is amazing. But only if you’re able to afford premium. The free version only makes you able to track 3 habits, which is very unrealistic (at least to teenagers- we really need to get our lives together). I feel like a need to buy the premium to actually enjoy this app but I can barely afford my gas money. If any of the developers are seeing this, PLEASE increase the number of habits available for free. At least to 5 or so. So many college students want to use this app to try and organize their life but only having 3 free habits available isn’t enough. We’re forced to look for other apps that offer many more habits, but in much less quality. Despite only using this app for 20 minutes I still gotta give it 3 stars because the design is outstanding. Everything is so organized and easily accessible. The small things you can do with each habit put this app superior to all other habit-tracking apps, but so many of us decide not to use it because there’s only 3 free habits. If anything, at least make the subscription options cheaper. I know there’s many people who use this app already and pay for premium just fine, but there’s a ton of money-challenged people out there that really want to use this app so much :))). I know I can just put in my three top habits to track but I can’t exactly choose, haha. They all seem important to me. If you’re out there living a stable life and income, this app is for you! It’s definitely the #1 habit-tracking app if you pay for premium. From what I hear, it’s totally worth it.

I really enjoyed this app and considered buying the full version until I realized today that it had switch to monthly payment. I don't know what could justify this, as this is not an app with courses and interactive content, only one where you build yourself a to-do list. Although well done and with a pretty interface, I think I will look elsewhere for a cheaper alternative, as I do not have such money to spend on it. I am truly saddened since I genuinely love and enjoy this app.

You Can only add 2 habits for free. $31/yr I for this app is too much. No way. I like to track my goals...and one goal is to save my hard earned money.

Did the trial, then without telling me and not letting me cancel charged me for full app. Wanted to cancel after 7 day trial but could not.

Absolutely ridiculous that this is a subscription based service. I would have, without question, payed for the premium version if it was a one time fee. Extremely disappointed.

My experience is in order to try the app, you have to agree to paying for it after the trail has ended. Upon agreeing, you can then download the app. After that, your credit card gets charged when trial is over and there’s no way to stop it. The process to get a refund is difficult so I decided to try using the product with it premium features. I added a new habit then wanted to add a new one. It kept going in a loop and would not take me back to the main screen to do so. The only way to get back is to delete the new habit so what’s the point of this app? Poorly engineered which is also reflected in the help(less) section. Very disappointed. By the way, my card was charged $35.02

What’s with the constant sign in?

The app charged me a full year of subscription (30$) that i won’t used and never agreed to pay in the first place!! How can i get a refund for an app?

I trusted this seeing as it was recommended by apple. The app made me think I had to start a free trial to try it and then without asking, charged me forty bucks for the app. Now I’m stuck with an app I can’t afford. This app is supposed to help with self care but it only added more stress to my life by being sneaky and charging me money I don’t have. Bad practice.

This new trend of requiring users to pay a recurring subscription fee has to stop.

If a lifetime membership could be purchased I would use this app is it is my favourite UI of all dat planners. However I am forced to switch to a competitor with a reasonable lifetime plan instead.

It's a great app but I previously paid for the full version before there was a monthly subscription fee and now I can't continue to access those features anymore.

I never usually write reviews, but this app caught me by surprise. The only way you can use it is by either paying 100$+ per year, pay weekly, or get a “free” trial for one week. Absolutely predatory pricing, and trying to profit off of people who struggle to stay organized.

Support team unable to help me on this issue. There is no restore purchase option, which they claim to be!

The app wouldn’t let me pick a habit it kept on saying pay 49 dollars a year to unlock this habit! But all the habits would say that and I wouldn’t be able to do any habits

I love how the app looks but i cant pay for the subscription. In the free version, you get a maximum of 5 goals before it tells you to pay. You cant even create your own goals and have to use the ones it recommends.

I downloaded this to track some habits and answered some questions and immediately was met with a paywall. It seems there is no way to use this app for free.

The app itself is fine, does the job. but i don’t like how if i have an off day and miss some of my habits, the app will immediately send me a pop-up suggesting that i give up on some of my habits. even if a have a whole week of good days, after one off day it’ll forget my successes and focus on the failure. really poor design, in my opinion.

I’m not a fan of the dark mode. They use to have an option to choose between a light or dark version. Also I find it annoying that it tells me my task milestone. I don’t care if I’ve completed 50 tasks. I wish I could suppress those.

Simple app with a no free features not worth it. Check out habit bull.

Incapable d’en sortir et ne pas être chargé. J’ai écris et ils me répondent qu’ils ne peuvent pas arrêter les paiements. C’est vraiment une arnaque.

This app makes you download the premium app, then cancel, then use the premium app for a week. This type of manipulation won’t stand, man.

There is no sync option and it doesn’t syncs the habits even though I have signed in with same account on both

Really only 5 habits for free?

Way too expensive for only getting 5 habits.

Pricing is insane for what is being offered.

Awful. Constantly badgers you to buy the premium version. Not intuitive at all. Do not download

I love the app as it helps me remember the things I need to do but I hate the new update. It use to open up no problem now it constantly says update in progress when I try to open the app.

Why is everything cost money,I was thinking of buying it but I can’t even test out the small stuff like adding Wich days plus it’s very expensive other apps have it cheaper

This is just a journal. It doesn’t help to motivate you

It’s not possible to try this app without signing up for a subscription. It needs to be in the paid app section because it requires payment to use for free. Don’t waste your time.

I signed up for a free trial to test this app out, and then I did find a better app that suited my needs better. So I unsubscribed and uninstalled the app. Two weeks later, I saw a charge for about $30usd. This was strange so after digging I confirmed it was from productive app. I reached out to support one month ago, expecting a professional, and prompt response. I didn’t hear back for a week, and so I started sending an email a couple times a week to get this resolved. Two week ago they asked for more information on the charge to look into it A month later, they finally get back to me and say that since I’m subscribed, there is no wrong on their part. No refund, no apology, and no clarity as I have no record of a subscription anywhere on how not to be charged again. This is extremely frustrating.

Very limited on how many habits you can track. Plans are paid weekly which is dumb because it’s not an app that offers anything other than tracking habits. A one time purchase would makes sense but subscription is dumb and just a money grab.

App Store indicates this app is completely free without any in app purchases or subscriptions yet you’re greeted with a prompt to choose a subscription during on boarding. Please correct this as it is misleading.

I was charged although i cancelled on first day of trial. no one in customer services reaches back after a week to dispute this.

This really grinds my gears. I pressed 4.99 a week but free trial…and instantly was charged 20.00!

I’m severely disappointed that an app I really needed turned out to be a money grab. I used free trial a long while back and when it was over I was thankful I still had my habits, but then I removed some and wanted to re-add them to different places recently. To my surprise you have to pay just to add habits. So in other words nothing about this app is actually free because you can’t use it for the reason you downloaded it without paying! Truly disappointed.

It ruined and deleted my streak because I forgot to log something before 12am??? Ridiculous And there’s no way to revive the streak 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

I enjoyed this app for a wile. You have to really build it around your life. $20/ year was alright. Jumped to $80/year… hard pass. There isn’t 4x the content now.

Not a fan of forced advertisements.

Giving one star because the app description doesn’t state the in-app purchase. This is not a 100% free app! I wouldn’t download it if you’ve stated in the description like other apps do.