Atoms - from Atomic Habits 4+

The app is great, but the Pro version is a massive cash grab. If you want to improve your habits without wasting your money, keep it simple. Buy the Atomic Habits book (a one time purchase of ~$20 on Amazon) and use the free version of this app alongside it.

Frankly, I’m disappointed that what used to be a book, a blog, an email newsletter, and some free PDFs has devolved into $150 a year for an app.

Probably the best habit app I've tried, but the value isn't enough to justify the extremely high pro pricing. The pro content, from my experience of the trial, seems to be based heavily from his book... which you could get instead at the cost of a single months subscription. I'd be happy to one day pay for this app, it is good, and update this review when the pricing is more realistic.

I was really excited when you guys announced you were coming out with an app. But after I saw the price, I immediately uninstalled. I can see that you guys are replying to the other reviews pushing your pro version but there are three major problems with this:

A) the perks of pro absolutely do not justify a price of $149 a year. There are essentially 3 additional perks.
B) the perks of the free version do not justify even *keeping* the app. You can only track one habit? Isn’t the whole point about making small incremental changes that build to a bigger end? If I want to be a mindful, active, ambitious, creative, and social person, your app suggests I only focus on one of those until I perfect it (that is, unless I pay hundreds of dollars in a yearly or monthly subscription)
C) the popularity of your book and brand may have been successful, but don’t forget: you are a developing app who has *just* released — a baby in this industry, basically. Prices should start out cheap to encourage people to just give you a shot. Tie people in with a deal: “discount for life only for a limited time! The price will increase as we gain traction so grab your seat now!” Nobody (or at least, very few) are going to jump into the deep end for a price so high for an app that has no name yet.

I usually don’t write reviews but I think you guys have a really good idea and opportunity here. I would hate to see it flop. These are just my opinions and suggestions on how you can improve. Best of luck to your team!