Disciplined - Habit Tracker 4+

Nice design and easy-to-use interface. I am using Disciplined to build daily routines and quit a couple habits. In the past, I have used Pacifica for habit tracking and lapsed when they were acquired / changed the app too much for me. After a couple days, Disciplined is proving to be a solid replacement. The habits are easy to add and customize; I like that the first option is to Build or Quit, and there are several options for amount / frequency. The ability to add custom reminder alarms/notifications is super helpful. In particular, I like the ability to choose the first day of the week in Settings. A couple suggestions: it would be nice to be able to manually change the sequence of habits on the main screen (drag and drop). It would also be nice to sort habits (name, date added, completed/not completed, etc).

The statistics it shows are simplistic and meaningless. There’s no way to view all of your tracked habits histories at once. They trick you into premium and only deliver on something that vaguely resembles a calendar (really just a box matrix with a “heat map” - no numbers denoted the days, no explanation as to what the colors of the boxes means). You also get a line graph that shows how many of your habits you’ve completed over time, but no info on which ones or their weight. For example, I’m trying to quit drinking. Im also trying to cook more. If I make it through a day not drinking that should count for way more “points” than if I cook one night. But they’re counted and displayed equally and you can’t even track the history of both on the same screen. You can either see the combined habits you stuck to over time or you can click into individual habits.
I honestly thought it was a glitch and uninstalled/reinstalled the app when I first saw how rudimentary premium was.

This is clearly just some CS major’s senior project or something. If you’re going to charge $0.99/month on this, at least put some effort into the data analytics.

I have struggled with so many productivity apps… I like tracking by time and by frequency and i generally use an app a few times and end up deleting it. I have ADHD and this is the only app I’ve been able to use on a consistent basis because it is SO easy to use and so intuitive. I track how many times I’ve worked out, how much time I’ve been focused on studying per week and love how customizable it can be. (You can customize frequency by day, week, etc) - It’s SO beautifully designed. My husband who had been extremely loyal to his productivity app finally bit the bullet and bought it too. (He has seen me try 12+ apps and this is the only one he converted to)