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.

Update: still using the app and appreciate all the new features (although the one I requested hasn’t been added as far as I can tell). I’ve recently connected this app with Apple Health to count my daily steps, but the number that is shown in Done is almost always NOT what Apple Health shows. For example, today Apple Health said I walked 6,000 steps, and the Done app said I walked 12,000. I really love the app - it’s helped me to stay focused and motivated to complete daily tasks, and I’ll continue to use it. Feature request: the red badge number on the app icon can represent the number of tasks across all habits, not just the number of habits. For example, I have a habit to work on my language studies twice a day. When I mark that I studied in the morning, the red badge number reduces by one because I’ve made progress on the habit, even though I still have another task associated with that habit later on that day. When I look at the red badge number, I want it to represent the number of tasks I have for the day, not the number of habits I have. Otherwise, it seems my only option is to create two separate habits to represent language learning when I want to do that twice per day, but that disrupts the great data visualization, at least in the way that I would like to view them. Perhaps there is a way to adjust the red badge number to represent tasks instead of habits, but if there is, it’s unclear how to do so in the app. Otherwise, thank you for a great app and I’m looking forward to continuing to build my habits.

I have tried the following “habit” apps: Habit-Bull, Productivity, Way of Life! and Daily Goals. In some, I even upgraded to paid features. In each case, I sighed, “Why does creating habits have to be so d’mn ugly?” With Habit-Bull, I expected some roided-out CrossFit guy to jump out of the app and scream, “Drop and give me 20!” I gave up and then spent way too much money, trying to make a Bullet Journal look like the ones on Pinterest. (Seriously, who has that time?) After throwing away, my last attempt at paper habit tracking, I came back to the App Store and found a friendly app called “Tally”. It did the job, simply keeping track of my successful days. After some success, I found myself wanting the “streak” feature. So, I went back to the App Store. I downloaded Habit-Bull again and didn’t make it past the login screen before that roided-out guy was screaming at me. Productivity? “Why do we have to be so dark about things?” I didn’t even download the latter two again. Then I saw done in the App Store, as if it were winking at me and saying, “We got this.” I downloaded it and fell in love. If there is one word to describe this app, it’s friendly. The classical music sounds (that can be muted) are fun rather than stodgy. The interface is clean and bright. This is *the app* if you’re looking for medium-level data on habit tracking and a beautiful, friendly interface. Thanks, guys! Keep up the good work! p.s. I would love to see what you would come up with if did a planner/to-do app.

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!