Life Reset: 66 Day Habit

Loved this app to start, for 48 days. Had subscription and all. Seemed promising. Loved the aspect of looking what loot my character had coming back from a battle. Then the bug happened which lost my streaks. Had that fixed but more and more bugs keep happening and updates say they fixed them but they haven’t. I JUST updated the newest one and bug keeps happening. I keep editing a task that was relentless with a specific way it wanted to be done and it kept reverting back to the way I didn’t like it to be. So at that point I decided to just get rid of the task from my plan. And that worked for a little while. Now the tasks will not go away no matter how i delete it. then I could no longer see images of the loot my character came back with and it just ruined it for me the longer it went on. I thought the newest update would fix that with other bugs but no matter how many times I log out and restart the app it’s still happening with the task and now I feel the whole interface is just complicated to get to certain things like resetting timer for blocked screen time and meditation. Now I can no longer find a way to look at my loot if it’s still even part of the app. If it’s not I’m just giving up on it. That was the part that drew me to this app for me to stay. 3 stars was me being generous cause I liked how it was before the relentless bugs. Habit legends has no subscriptions, keeps you pulled in with a story line and MUCH MUCH more flexible with editing tasks.

Rise: Life Reset in 66 Days is a solid app for habit-building and self-improvement, but it could be so much more immersive if it leaned further into the Solo Leveling style of gamification. Right now, the app does a decent job of tracking progress and making self-improvement feel rewarding, but it lacks the visual transformation and deep RPG mechanics that would make leveling up in real life feel as exciting as leveling up in a game. Imagine if, as you progressed, your character physically and mentally evolved—starting as a weak, untrained version of yourself and gradually transforming into a stronger, sharper, more disciplined version based on your real-life progress. Completing workouts should increase strength stats, reading should boost intelligence, and discipline-related tasks should unlock new “abilities” or perks. If Rise fully embraced the Solo Leveling concept, it could be the ultimate real-life RPG. Deeper skill trees, quests, achievements, and real-time character progression would make it way more engaging and motivating. Gamifying self-improvement is already fun, but the best way to stay motivated is to see your progress visually. If the developers make these changes, this app could become a game-changer for personal growth. Right now, it’s a great start, but I hope they push it to the next level!

Look you want to better yourself with better habits this is the app for you but if your not willing to pay for it then it’s not important to you it’s just another excuse but if you don’t want to pay for it and you don’t need an app to help you improve then you should already be where you want to be that’s just how I see it either pay and let your pockets be the reason you stay disciplined or don’t pay and be disciplined enough to get it done we all have our own journeys to accomplish but sometimes you really gotta make a sacrifice or two to finally put you first Great app tho I can finally feel the blood flowing in my body and with these habits I feel as I’m truly grinding for something like a character in Skyrim or something i already had a goal but now with proper habits I’m actually feel like I’m being guided instead of walking aimlessly hoping I’m hitting the mark no this isn’t a app they tells you what to do but it helps me feel like I’m making progress I can’t explain it but imagine god tells you your going to be something great but since you clouded yourself with so much outside noise you can’t hear the bell that rings you into the write direction this made limits that grow eventually that helps me ween off of what’s bad for me so now I hear the bell more clearly