Create good habits. Break bad ones. Build a better you. Habit List includes everything you need to reach your goals, wrapped in a beautiful and intuitive interface. It motivates you, helps you stay focused, and keeps you on track.
Get motivated with streaks — Keeping streaks alive is a powerful motivator. See how high you can go, then try to beat your personal best. Red badges mean you've slacked and need to get back on track. Yellow badges show up after a streak ends, indicating it's time to recommit to building a new one. Gray badges are optional, missing them won’t break your streak. Green means go, complete it today!
Focus on what’s due — No need to wade through all your habits to figure out what to do, Habit List only shows what’s due today. And you can set the default order for your habits, so items that you’ll complete first are at the top of your list. Habit List's beautiful, distraction-free design keeps you focused and on task.
Stay on track with reminders and badges — Habits are powerful because they’re automatic, but while you’re building routines, reminders are indispensable. App badges show the number of remaining habits for the day, great for reminding you to complete your list. You can even set a daily review reminder to get in the habit of using the app.
View trends over time — Step back and see the big picture with weekly and monthly completion percentages. Bar colors range from green to red and give a visual indicator of how you’re doing.
Flexible scheduling — Choose from 3 kinds of schedules: Specific Days, Non-specific Days, or Intervals. So you can schedule your workouts M-W-F, bring lunch to work any 4 days per week, or write a blog post every 2-3 days. No matter what kind of habit you're building, Habit List has you covered.
Track your progress — See your history at a glance and gain insight into what's working—or isn't. Always miss your Friday workout? Maybe a different day or early morning routine would work better. Habit List also tracks your personal best (longest streak) and total completions.
No detail too small — Need to track multiple times per day habits, like drinking 8 glasses of water? No problem. Going on vacation? Skip habits without breaking your streak. Miss a habit early in the day? Mark it as missed to keep your list uncluttered. You can also change the week start date, use light or dark mode, and keep things private with a passcode or touch ID. Speaking of privacy, we don’t require you to set up an account, don’t track your habits, and your personal data is 100% private.
Try Habit List for free — Your first three habits are on us. Upgrade to Premium for unlimited habits, passcode/touch ID lock, dark mode, and support future development.
Sorry guys, but it looked pretty good at first, but when I realised that the free version only allows set up of three reminders I was really disappointed. Three reminders for someone running a home - or anyone with a busy life - is just not enough to give the app a test run. Had I been able to test it I would have paid the £4.99 for the full version I really would. But there are plenty of fish in the sea, so to speak, that I would rather test run other reminder apps.
Quick, clear, clean
Original Nifty
This application deserves five stars for its design and the way it works in use. Having used other applications for tracking habits I have found the user interface awkward, sometimes jarring and the function unreliable. The developers have done a great job here of keeping it deceptively simple, so complexity unwraps when you need it (Apple style). I look forward to a couple of additional features and flexibilty in function, but the developers seem to have got their priorities right.
My daily checklist
Hedge_Fox
I love this little app. It has become my daily checklist and the stats are my report card. I’m still trying to figure out the difference between skipping a task and missing a task. Also it would be nice to group habits as morning habits, bedtime habits, work habits, etc.
Bad recommendation
Glorious Squad
There are are plenty of free habit building apps put there and this one is worse than the free ones. I've been using this for over a month now. The only reason why I paid for this is because Chase Jarvis recommended this one. It is very ineffective and unorganised compared to the other free apps as it is. I regret spending money on it. My suggestion for improvement would be to add categories for the habits and maybe images or icons too because the number of to do's as you add habits look overwhelming on this particular app and that is not effective.
Fixed an issue where the Privacy Lock screen could become unresponsive if Face ID or Touch ID wasn't set up on the device.
Version 4.1.3
The developer, Scott Dunlap & Gerard Gualberto, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Identifiers
Usage Data
Diagnostics
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