Greatness: Daily Habit Tracker

Unfortunately this app isn’t as customizable as they lead you to believe. It may still work for you however if your habits closely align with their set (but “customized”) program, such as fasting and drinking water in the morning—just an example as these are both solid choices for some folks and yes I have been doing the water one. If you have been around the incremental habit community or any kind of self help, meditation, workout or nutrition apps or programs, the informational articles and audio they provide will not necessarily contain anything new. They are decent reminders but I found myself skimming and checking them off because there wasn’t a lot of value there for me. If you are new to this, however, you may see some benefit. A free trial would have been great—I upgraded to premium and then 3 days later they offered a “do a habit for 21 days and get a full refund” challenge that excludes those of us who already signed up. When I reached out they just reiterated new people only. So, I would say try another app first unless you can get a free trial here. Won’t be renewing after the year is up.

I’ve only been using the app since Yesterday, and I can already tell that it’s going to work. The free version is really good. But I wish I could use it to its full potential. The only reason I don’t use the full version is simply because I’m on a fixed income, and can’t afford subscriptions or hefty up front costs. It would be nice if there was a way for those of us on a fixed income to be able to get the full version for free. I feel it could help a lot of people if that was the case. By the way, thank you for making this app accessible to the Blind. It helps more than you know. Take it from someone who knows. Keep up the good work, and have a good day wherever you are in the world. ☺️

It has the potential to be a great app. Some things are incredibly annoying though. I’ve been using it for 7 days and I’m already irritated completing a habit because if I want to check it off I go through 5 informational screens (that I see everyday): one asking if I want to share, one asking if the habit works for me and if I would like to keep it, one asking if I want to change the time of my routine, one confirming I’m one the right track, and another to press and hold to commit to my intention of completing the next habit. EVERYDAY. FOR EACH TASK. It’s incredibly redundant. I get it in the first few days of the task but I don’t want to continue doing it. There’s no charts for your statistics so you can’t see how many days you’ve been doing a task. And the tasks if you customize the names of them (like changing the ambiguous “keystone habit”) to something specific doesn’t save over to the next day. I like that it gives information about forming healthy habits and how to stick with it. I like the auditory coaching sessions (no transcript though for ADA). Overall great potential especially if they were to add tutorials for the stretching or exercise programs. But overall I don’t feel like it’s worth the $60 I paid for the year. Would recommend developers test it out from an actual user standpoint. The redundancy of the multitude of confirmation pages is off putting. I only have 3 habits on my day so far. I can’t imagine having to go through more of them.