Habit Tracker (formerly Done‪)‬ 4+

I was offered a free yearly trial with reflectly I paid a life time membership for that. Been trying to get more routine and habits in my life I also have ADHD autism and we with adhd like routines just not so boring and repetitive with the same things so this allows to have a little fun with the habits I’m trying to do like 4000 steps a day or eat breakfast or shower 4 times a week things like that. I am checking out gratitude app and the TimeBloc one seems to be pretty good. I previously had Microsoft todo as it doesn’t charge for anything at all. I recommend that one for tasks and lists and if you are trying to do a routine you can set times for everything as well. I don’t agree with paying for a app for anything really a lot of them are scams for money in disquise. I’ve tried Tiimo it didn’t do anything really to help me and it claims it’s for ADHD and well it helps for some but for me it was boring. It’s got to be something my brain likes and enjoys for me to be committed to it. I’m still trying to figure this out more and the other apps but no crashing problems or ads here on my end. I recommend it if you get a yearly free trail plan or maybe a lifetime membership to it.

I’ve tried several different habit tracker apps to monitor and increase/decrease the frequency of several activities in my life, but none of them come close to Done. A lot of these apps can have too many features, which I find gets in the way of successfully altering a habit. Done is simple, attractive and easy to use, while still providing a more than detailed breakdown of your habit statistics. When I found that I wanted to track a few smaller aspects of a certain habit, I discovered the journal feature. The journal feature was one of my favorite parts because it allowed me to write down the information and details about a specific day. For instance, if I’m trying to reduce how often I go on Instagram, when updating my progress I can make a note of maybe how long I spent on insta each time that I opened it. This feature allowed me to add a more personal touch to my goals, which definitely made them easier to keep up with, and just a little more rewarding when I achieved them. On top of all that, the app is absolutely gorgeous. You can assign a color to each goal, all of which are vibrant and pleasing. The app has a sleek, minimal interface that’s attractive but not distracting or confusing. I would 100% recommend the Done app for any goals or habit tracking needs you have. I’ll definitely be buying the unlimited version very soon!

I appreciate the simple design, the colors, the interface, and the vibration when a habit is complete. The premium is great but doesn’t come with that many more perks. Some improvements or features that can be added to the next update are: - a quick jump between today, yesterday, tomorrow. (instead of clicking on the calendar then day). Like a line with the days of the week over the “all day/ morning/ afternoon/evening”. - being able to select which day weekly habits repeat (you can’t do this now, it will automatically repeat on the day you created the habit). - not asking you every time if you’re sure you want to undo adding a tally to a habit - add monthly habit option - update emoji selection - summary % of how many habits completed overall per day -summary chart has one overall chart for all habits so you can follow trends. - more color options. - health app sync improvements (glitch doesn’t correctly track the number of steps). - being able to include times or timers for habits - having a habit archive: here you can dump a list of habits you want to work on and will add in time. - more appearance features. - adding an option of timeline for when you want to complete the habits each day. This app is great but an update is necessary. I would be disappointed if there isn’t one coming soon.