HabitMinder • Habit Tracker

This is an excellent habit forming application. There are many such programs on the app store and I have not tried them all. However I have tried a good number of them and until finding this one I did not find a program that met my needs and level of comfort. Of course programs such as this will be a matter of personal choice and taste but I do suggest you give this one a serious look. While not perfect it did check all my boxes. The developer is very responsive to feedback and feature requests. Initially the application was not voice over compatible. I sent a note to this point to the developers and soon after a new release came with full voice over compatibility. If you are visually disabled this could be a good choice for you. It certainly has been good for me. One nice touch I appreciate about this app is that the habit encouraging reminders are voiced in a gentle well delivered manner so you don’t feel nagged or hassled. If you purchase the application (there is a free mode) limited to three habits) it also provides good tracking of your progress in maintaining the habits you choose to reenforce. The Apple Watch application is very effective and makes the application much more user friendly and convenient. I have been using the application for only a short time and have already seen positive results in initiating and maintaining the habits I wanted to make a part of my life. While I cannot comment on the visual design as I cannot see the screen from the perspective of a blind user the application seems well designed and well thought out. So if you are in the market for this kind of application - and I think you should be - give this one a try. You may be pleasantly surprised at the effectiveness of this kind of application..

FINALLY a habit app thats not overpriced or over complicated! It’s sleek design, simplicity and ease make this an app I actually use! I’ve tried many different to-do /habit / organizing apps and this does all 3 (if you choose to use it that way- I just list each to-do item as a habit). I’ve even tried paying for one of the fancy subscription-based habit apps that started out great, but quickly became more overwhelming than helpful, not to mention a pain to navigate due to so much extra stuff I didn’t need or want. The whole point of a habit app is to simplify life, not become an additional chore! Well thank goodness for HabitMinder! So glad I found this app and gave it a try. My only (small) gripe is that the title for each task/habit is limited to very few characters. I’d like to be able to add more specific titles to each thing OR an optional space to add short explanation for each thing (maybe under the title or at the top when you open each habit). For example, I want to pray and meditate more, which would be nice to combine as one habit. Currently I have them listed as separate habits because there’s not enough room to write “meditate in AM / pray in PM” as the title. Other than that I really love this app!! If it was just a tinyyy bit more flexible in how you can customize each habit, I’d give it 5+ stars.

This app has been and continues to be very helpful in reminding me of the habits I want to develop and complete daily. I still am struggling with completing my goals at times, but the reminders really help. You can change your goals whenever you want to and the amount you would like to achieve, for example how many steps or squats you want to complete each day, how much fruit, vegetables, water you want to consume. You are not limited to a list of goals, you are able to choose any goals you would like. This app has really helped me to remember and increase my healthy habits ( which sometimes I would like to forget as they seem like too much effort) and to remember other things I would rather forget, like completing tasks I would rather not do. The extent to which I have been achieving important goals each day or over the course of a week has really improved. I would highly recommend this app without reservations to anyone who wants to change and needs help to remember to do and complete things that are important to them