If you are looking for an in-depth tracker with goals and timelines and alarms, this app isn’t for you. But if you are looking for a simple app to track goal categories in a binary way, this is your app! 4 categories of achievements that you can mark as completed, plus the ability to leave a note for yourself. Simple and easy.The one thing I would add is the ability to make the 4 categories configurable by the user. While Create, Help, Learn, and Health make sense as default categories, I’d like to be able to change those to meet my own needs.

The description says exactly what you need to know - the people who left 1-star ratings simply didn't read the description. This is a well-exceuted app, well-designed, minimalist, simple, and functional. I'm excited to see what changes are made as it is developed further.There are even other settings, and other views; if you spend one or two minutes to just play around and explore it, you will discover its secrets. (Well, not secrets, but it isn't obvious just from looking at it. You need to swipe around and whatnot.)To the developer:1) There is a punctuation error, in the general settings: it should be "Tap a category to change its title" (no appstrophe).2) I would actually like to see it track further back than a month, or for as long as the app has been installed, if that's possible to do without bloating it too much. I ask this simply because when I get into a depressive state - very common and tough to fight when one has clinical depression - it would be nice to look back and see that my time hasn't been wasted; I've actually accomplished things in the past. I understand the idea that you don't want someone to look back and feel like a failure if the circles are empty, but even that can be useful - seeing that positive change can always happen.3) The color scheme is great, but… a square goes dark when it's tapped. It looks a little… depressing? Ominous? Doom-filled? I don't know, offhand, what would be better. Something less dark and consuming.Overall, bravo for creating this. I think this is the first productivity tool on the iPhone that I'll actually keep up with…

I love the concept, but I’m unable to appreciate the app due to bugs. For instance, when I create a custom note and attempt to then view it by clicking the post-it note icon in the GUI, it either goes to the “Created” note tab or, if I do the same in the lifeline page for the category in question, I have to wrestle with the touch interface to drag the note into view. In spite of what the developer has said in this review section about being able to hold down the “created/learned/helped/health” category tiles to customize them, I could not do so. Instead, holding down those tile buttons brought up a menu to add a custom note. I even tried holding down the header of this custom note menu (which has one of the four categories as it’s title) and I could not make it editable. Anyway, this is a good app if you’re willing to take the categories as given. However, I wanted the parameters of my non-zero day project to be a little less abstract and more tied to specific changes I’m trying to make. Perhaps my complaints are only relevant on iOS? I am not sure. In any case, the app can’t be made to do what I desire. If you want to fit into the dev’s “box” however, it’s not a terrible set of four categories if you don’t mind how abstract tracking instances of “helped/created/learned/health” is.

On a whim I got this app, as I am always seeking apps to help me stay positive and mind my well being and self care; I have severe anxiety, and depression, etc. and a tendency to totally downplay my accomplishments. I also neglect taking care of myself as far as treating myself good and being positive. Apps I’ve tried never really hit a chord with me. Yeah some are like virtual cheerleaders and offer support but rarely do they incorporate reinforcing positive habits.Enter NoZeroDays. It right away got me not just tapping the categories of what I did, but I was able to make notes. By day 3 I looked at what I input so far; it wasn’t a lot, but it made me feel good about the little things I did. So instead of my usual gloomy reflection and outlook, I for once felt like I was in the right direction. So far It’s been over a week and some days were positives, some weren’t, but.. I actually have a tangible thing to help me realize the positives of life! That’s freakin amazing. No app ever helped like this. Just one thing to note to the devs; I love the UI, it’s from an interactive standpoint very effective. But really I think there should be an icon or some other obvious element that shows the user the app options. Also, optional push notification integration would be nice! Otherwise great job. And I commend your commitment to aiding suicide prevention. I had no qualms paying for this app. Finally, to the 1 star review whiners- the description of the app clearly states its purpose, intent, and capabilities. Clearly your capabilities of reading comprehension are null. And your expectations of what apps do for you are pretty selfish. Try being a developer for a day.