Habit Tracker—or Super Habits as it was called when I downloaded it on my phone—now I purchased Premium version for my iPad as well! This is the app I USE MOST of all my apps, EVERY SINGLE DAY. It is the appI use ALL THROUGHOUT my day, and it is MY MOST IMPORTANT APP for my life satisfaction. It is my most important app because I love opening it and using it every day, throughout the day. I follow my Habit Tracker first thing in the morning (phone on Do not disturb so I’m not interrupted by calls/notifications), I have an AMAZING day. At the close of the day I have done the things that are most important to me to do. Before Habit Tracker use, I had a very hard time focusing on and DOING, the things that are important to me.I used this to track when I got off sugar in April and I now have 26 days off sugar and sweeteners, I have SO MUCH MORE ENERGY AND PEACE OF MIND. I am enjoying being alive SO MUCH. I love being able to change the colors and make each habit a beautiful color that is a “Ching!”—Reward—to see when I check it for the current day! And seeing the colors together as I progress down my habit list makes me very happy. Kevin has created two of my most used apps. He really works on them and utilizes feedback and makes them the best—and the ideas for the apps are just so USEFUL and pertinent to enriching lives! They are the best apps I have. (The other app I use a lot is MEMY—to memorize and/or read over one or two of my most important sayings, quotes, pieces of poems or of what I am learning.)

This is the best App I’ve been able to find to keep me on track. It helps me keep focused on my daily exercise, my eating habits, like NOT eating things that I love that are bad for me and how many days I can go without eating CANDY. I’m a diabetic and it’s real challenge for me. There are so many things in my life that I do that I want to stop doing and things that I don’t do that I want to start doing and I keep track of with this app. Needless to say I really like the app and I use it every single day to log my results with just a tap. I’ve been trying for 20 years to lose weight and this app has given me the extra help that I have needed to accomplish my weight loss goal. I finally got under 200 pounds by setting a goal not to eat after 6 PM, not to eat candy and things like that. The simple process of setting a goal and checking off every day showing that you’ve done what you planned really helps. I know that there are other good apps out there to accomplish the same thing but this one really works for me. I like simple, straightforward, uncomplicated easy to use apps that accomplishes my desired results. Oh, I don’t usually do reviews but I like this app so much that I went on and on and on. Sorry! Give it a try, I think you’ll like it!

Downloaded this app yesterday and already loving it! The user interface is simple and easy to navigate. I like the various design options and all the tracking visuals. Honestly, it took no time to setup. I noticed in the reviews the developer responds to suggestive improvements so would like to throw one minor thing out there. A lot of the habits that I set up would be easier to measure by allowing me to enter a target quantity for a specific daily, weekly or monthly habit and then entering the quantity accomplished as I go. For example, if my habit is to run X number of miles per week. I’d like to keep tally of the miles as I run them. Could also use this for drinking x number of fl oz per day, etc. If I missed this feature my mistake and I’m sure I will quickly find it. In any event this has been the exact app I’ve been looking for to make some lifestyle changes and hold myself accountable by tacking/measuring said changes!

Really like this app, but it desperately needs an easier way to edit habits for past dates. Presently, if I want to add 3 tasks I completed yesterday, that requires 15 taps! WAY too cumbersome. The best option would be to simply allow users to tap on the date for the applicable habit under the “(Current Month)” page. The fact that this page doesn’t have that functionality is baffling. Alternatively, a swipe gesture could be added to the “Today” page. Where swiping right takes you to an identical page for Yesterday, then the previous date. Even if users could only go back in time 2-3 days using this method, that would be enough. With one of these features, this is definitely a 5-star app!(Updated to 4 stars - thank you devs for the response! Turns out there’s a super helpful shortcut via long-pressing the habit on the home page to mark yesterday as complete. That solves 90% of the struggle here! 5 stars once the calendar updates are complete. Really glad I’ve found a habit tracker I can stick with!)