Habit Tracker Reviews

I really like HabitTracker , but I didn’t realize until subscribing to pro and adding in lots of habits that it is only set up for daily habits. Being able to schedule habit frequency of twice a week, or schedule for certain days, is a significant element in most habit apps, and it’s really important to me. I don’t want to do 100 habits daily.

The categories are great… more like tags. Good that you can have multiple, so you can tag as “health” but also tag as “AM Routine” in order to habit stack.

HabitKit is a great app. The UI is very easy to understand and navigate. While pared down compared to other similar apps (Productive, Habitify, etc), it”s also quick and easy to set up new habits. Tracking and entering data is very fast and easy, which makes it much more likely that I’ll 1) use HabitTracker , 2)stay on track with habits I’m working to implement.

It definitely needs an iPad native app.

I love the simple design and color scheme. It works very well for me as a habit tracker.

I have two gripes at the moment. The first is this: I wish you could tap on the check-mark in the home screen widget at it would just mark the habit as complete, instead of opening up HabitTracker for you to mark it yourself. I don’t know if this is an iPhone limitation, or user error, or what, but it would be nice

The second is that it costs money. I think it’s a reasonable enough price to pay, but it’s a little shady that you market HabitTracker as free, when the features that make it useful are locked behind a paywall. Just sell HabitTracker for that amount on HabitTracker Store. Or better yet, let it be free. I don’t see what costs you are incurring providing this excellent service to your fellow men.

That being said, I paid for it, and so far it has been worth the cost.

I love an app that does exactly what it says on the tin. Works well with shortcuts for automation. Happy to purchase the lifetime pro license. Data seems local so works great no matter your network conditions and you never see a loading spinner

Feature requests:

- support CloudKit for syncing across devices.
- Deep links for specific habits or filters
- add a simple small one click tracking widget. The current widgets should open the selected habit instead of the dashboard too

If you find NFC tags fussy for habit tracking, flic buttons work alright if you have pushcut + an automation server (use the web request action to trigger your habit tracking shortcut).

It’d be great if there was a way to support habit tracking actions in home automations (not just personal automations) to avoid this whole song and dance.

Overall, great application, would recommend to a friend

HabitTracker is an intuitive, visually pleasing way to track your habits. It does a great job of allowing users to customize their habits while not crowding the ui or creating a convoluted user experience. Overall, it is a near-perfect habit tracker with a nice minimalist aesthetic

Also, the developer shows a lot of respect for the users of HabitTracker . I wrote to them regarding some functionality that I was hoping they would add and they quickly wrote back to let me know they were working on that. A couple months later they reached out to let me know they were rolling out that feature! In my experience, it is hard to find a developer that is so genuinely responsive to user feedback

Lastly, HabitTracker , which does have a premium option, makes the non-premium version actually worthwhile to use and offers the premium version via both subscription and one-time-purchase. Both of those are big pluses in my book!

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for in a habit tracker. Extremely customizable yet simple. There aren’t intrusive blogs or self help notes. It’s just a straight up habit tracking app that is heatmap based.

Basing the entire app around a heatmap is such a great idea. Every habit has a simple Birds Eye view of its completion history.

Finally the project is owned by a single creator who works hard to put out features. He has a vision for his app and he responds to feature request promptly.

I’ve been looking for a solution to help keep track of my workouts, reading, and alcohol consumption. Specifically, I wanted a solution that would let me visualize my progress in those areas. HabitKit nails the visualization for me.

The maker of HabitKit is also quick to respond to questions and suggestions, which is a great sign of what’s to come with this solution.

HabitKit is an exciting app. It's gorgeous to see, it's a joy to use, it may well be best in class. Also: The developer is friendly and responsive to feature requests... HabitKit has arrived just in time for the new year; I expect to use HabitTracker each- and every day... I'm happy to see that it's buyable (subscription not required!) and right now, priced at just 15 bucks, it's well worth it too... Give HabitTracker a try -- it's great already and it'll get only better!

I always struggled finding a good habit tracker app, because all the dedicated ones look bad, or their feature set was never that large. They’d just be glorified counter apps.

So once I tried this one I was so filled with glee to see a beautiful dark mode, a git esque visualization with different views, great sorting, etc.

Instantly went for the pro subscription cause I wanted to add habits for everything, highly recommend this one

I tried a bunch of habit tracking apps, and all of them were too complicated in the ways that I didn’t want and not polished enough in the ways I needed. HabitTracker strikes the perfect balance, providing a simple and straightforward way to track daily habits.

The only thing I would improve is the notifications—the alert text is fairly generic and it would be more encouraging to be able to define custom messages instead.

If you’re looking to change your life, “atomic habits” style, then you need HabitTracker. Not the other habit trackers.. you need this one. This one right here is the best.

I honestly can’t remember what the free version is like because I saw the value of upgrading within a week of downloading.

I’ve added HabitKit widgets all across my phone and not only have I see my productivity increase, but my lifestyle and mindset have greatly benefited from using HabitTracker.

If Apple were to release a habit tracking app, it wouldn’t compare to this one. It’s sleek, easily customizable, and it’s just an overall better application compared to other habit trackers on HabitTracker Store.

If you’re NOT a fan of subscription based services, then THIS IS HabitTracker FOR YOU. I made a one time payment and this developer has continued to push out updates with an increasing attention to detail. The developer has helped me troubleshoot and they might even incorporate some of my feedback within future updates.

If you’re hesitant to buy their product, then think of it this way. Apple wants you to subscribe to their iCloud service indefinitely and the developer of HabitTracker only wants a one-time contribution from you. That’s it. You’re not renting this product, it is yours to keep. You receive all the future benefits without a monthly/yearly recurring charge to your bank.

I’ve tried to get into habit tracking with other apps but none of them are as intuitive as this one. Habitkit is so easy to set up and edit if you decide you want to change the habit you want to track and/or its frequency. HabitTracker developer is super responsive as well, so you don’t have to worry that you’re going to be stuck in a frustrating email chain with AI bots. If you’re getting into productivity and goal tracking, this is HabitTracker to get!

I’ve been using the “don’t break the chain” method of habit building for about a billion years. I’ve used apps and my own paper trackers. They all work, more or less, but some just feel better than others, and with something simple like habit tracking, feel is 90% of what’s important.

HabitKit has FEEL son!

There’s something about the simplicity of HabitTracker and the ease of logging that just feels right. But more than that, the visual display of your streak is the best I’ve come across. It’s RIGHT in your face. There’s no ignoring it… and that’s a very very good thing.

Tried so many habit tracking apps. And there are a lot of great ones out there but this is probably my favorite. I like the inutitve ui, simple easy to use which keeps me coming back. The set up is prob gonna take the longest and the fight for myself in many apps. But this one its easy, once set up i keep adding new ones as needed.

Add more widget sizes, possibly customization options is the only thing i ask for so hopefully thats in the future roadmap. As i like to see more than one habit without launching full app.

Thank you for the awesome app, i swear. This has been godsend.

This is an awesome app to track your daily habits however the main reason I bought HabitTracker , the widgets, are finicky. When a new day happens, I have to open the application for the widgets to show up as incomplete. Also for the checkbox widget it would be so nice to have the ability to “complete” the habit by clicking the small check mark. If both of these were addressed it would be 5 stars easily.

UPDATE: the developer of HabitTracker is amazing and actually implemented the only two things about HabitTracker I wished were true. 5 stars, amazing app and worth the one time purchase price to unlock widgets.

I paid for pro almost immediately after starting to use it. The dot grid is such a great way to get a feel for how good you’ve been about keeping up with your habit goals and then there’s all these detailed stats you get on top of that. The design of HabitTracker is great too, very easy to use and and simple enough that you aren’t distracted from the info you’re looking at. It’s worth the cost of the pro version for sure. It would be cool to get some new themes to play with and be able to set multiple reminders for habits that have multiple completions in a day but I’m sure the developer already has that in mind for future updates.

As someone who has always struggled with maintaining consistency in my daily habits, I have tried numerous habit tracking apps in the past. However, none of them have managed to motivate and engage me as much as HabitKit! HabitTracker has completely transformed my approach to habit tracking and has helped me build lasting habits that I can finally stick to.

The daily notifications are a gentle but effective reminder to complete my habits, making it nearly impossible to forget or procrastinate. The best part, though, is the GitHub contribution-style chart that visually represents my progress. This brilliant feature has turned habit tracking into an exciting game, where I eagerly work to maintain my streak and fill in the chart.

The interface is clean, intuitive, and user-friendly, allowing me to easily add, edit, and manage my habits. The customization options are also impressive, enabling me to tailor the notifications and chart according to my preferences.

HabitKit has not only helped me stay consistent in my daily routines but has also significantly improved my productivity and overall well-being. I am genuinely grateful for HabitTracker and highly recommend it to anyone looking to build and maintain healthy habits. Give HabitKit a try, and I promise you won't be disappointed!

I absolutely love HabitKit! It is by far the best habit tracking app I have ever used. The tile-based grid charts make it super easy to visualize my progress, and the customization options for the dashboard are a great touch. The ability to choose my own colors, icons, and descriptions really helps me to personalize HabitTracker to my own needs and goals.

One of the things I love most about HabitKit is the motivation it provides. Seeing the tiles on my dashboard fill up with color as I complete my habits is a great way to stay motivated and on track. HabitTracker is also very user-friendly and easy to navigate. I highly recommend HabitKit to anyone looking to form new habits or break old ones.

Overall, I would give HabitKit a solid 5 out of 5 stars. It has truly made a difference in my life and I am so grateful to have found it. Thank you, Sebastian, for creating such a wonderful app!

I like tracking with pen + paper but HabitTracker is too good not to use! I don’t always carry my journal to track my daily habits, so it is very convenient to have this HabitKit by my side. As a data lover, I enjoy being able to see the total amount of completed habits on set year. Always good to support, especially if the product delivers!!