Productive - Habit tracker

This app seems well designed with a smooth and beautiful design. But there is no free version and you can't test the app without engaging to pay after a 7 days trial (not free to me if you have to input a credit card which will be debited if you don't resign, especially if the app will automatically bill you a yearly fee!). The cost is really high too (7€/month!!!!), which is for me way too much for such an app. A one time fee of 7€ would still be a very high price compared to other apps...

The app is pretty. I'm happy to find a habit tracker with a beautiful interface for a change. However, as many of the reviewers already pointed out. 1) The free version is way too limited. 6 or 7 habits sound a lot more raisonnable in my opinion, while still incentivizing people to purchase the full version. 2) The premium version requires a monthly subscription. This just won't work for the app right now. A one time purchase seems much more raisonable.

Just installed this but you can only add 3 tasks before you have to pay, and you will get a ton of notices to try to get you to pay before you even hit that. The interface is nice, clean, and easy to use and is exactly what I'm looking for, but it's $7/mo or $30/yr to use this to-do list. I would definitely pay a one-time fee but the subscription model is way too expensive. I think this could help my ADHD a ton, but it's too much for a to-do list that gets refreshed everyday. I'll uninstall.

It says "try free for 7 days and then be charged for a year", and prompts you for a subscription. Sure, you think, I'll subscribe, and if I don't like it I'll just cancel before the 7 days are done, but no, instead I got charged right away for a whole year, while I didn't find the product suiting my needs at all. Please refund my money. Thanks.

Was offered a pretty good deal moment i opened the app. Decided to look around first. After adding in two habits i got another offer, half as much as the first one. After looking around the app for another few minutes, all offers were gone. Apparantly i was required to buy it 100% blind for the discounts to apply. So I'm not going to be using this app tbh, I'm downloading Loop instead. Free and without ads and honestly better visualization of data. 👍👍

Love the design of this app, it's very easy to navigate and looks beautiful with the colour schemes and graphics. Only complaint is that it's misleading to say the app is free, you don't have to pay to install it, but you do have to pay a subscription to get good use of it. The free trial version only allows a few habits and constantly pop ups to subscribe. Totally understandable from the developers, but I wouldn't advertise it as free. Maybe say free version is limited or something.

The app is generally well-designed and has a pleasing visual style (much more so than other habit trackers I've tried). If it worked consistently as intended, then it would be just about perfect for my needs, but unfortunately this version is still full of bugs and inconsistencies. As an example, some habits' names and history can be edited and others' can't, with no clear indication as to which is which or why this limitation exists.

Before you can even try out the app you are forced into a "free trial" that renews into an insanely expensive annual plan. Not worth it, there are plenty of other alternatives that let you try them out before committing to any sort of premium version. Edit: there is indeed a tiny exit button at the top of the trial screen. If you press it you can continue to the app with a subscription notice popping up frequently. Still obnoxious, but less so.

I used to use this app years ago on iOS, it was absolutely my favourite habit tracker app and nothing else could compare. However, if I remember correctly, it was about 8$ for the full version and a one-time payment. Absolutely worth the 8$ at the time. I am utterly disappointed to find that it is now 11$ PER MONTH! I was so excited to finally see this app on Android and my hopes have been completely crushed after seeing that. I'd be happy to pay even $20 as a one-time payment but not 11$/month

It looks decent, good interface and idea but once you find your way around the immediate ads and attempts to sell you a subscription, you are very limited. You can only have around 4 habits before it tells you that you've reached your limit (and to pay to get more). Not worth it at all. Suggestions: allow 10 free habits, lower the subscription price (a lot).

Worthless app. I unfortunately bought the premium version for "50% off" for $14.99. It's not even worth a penny. The only thing the paid version let's you do is create unlimited routines and check them off as complete or skip. Doesn't even notify you when you have a set time for notifications. Everything you can do with this app you can do for free via checklist or calendar.

This is an honest request to lower your price. I had this app on my iPhone and I paid a very small one-time fee to have premium version. I absolutely LOVED this app - best habit tracker out there IMO. Clean, intuitive, and Goldilocks (not too little or to much) functionality. I was excited to see it released on Android then promptly very discouraged by the high pay wall erected. It is a fantastic app, however the price is far too high for me to justify. I would prefer to see at a 50% reduction.

This app is really nice looking. The UI is super smooth and beautiful. it's also very functional with great features. there are some HUGE downsides, however. there's no account system or multi-device sync. it's also veeery expensive, at $9/month. I can get an Office 365 subscription for a lot cheaper that's just too much for this app. this app clearly had a lot of time and care put into it, so if you have the money you'll really enjoy it, but for most people this amount of money isn't worth it.

It's fine, but I will not continue to use after my subscription is up. The UI is beautiful, no bugs, and it's very clean and easy to use. However it's just very basic. With having to pay I was hoping for at least a widget (so I could be reminded without having to open the app or check my notifications) but there is none. I was going to just continue to use my Google calendar as my task list but I failed to receive a reminder for the upcoming charge so I'm staying with it for now 🤷‍♀️

It's a nice app, great UI, visuals and animations. However, this is all useless if you annoy users with subscription popups all the time. Either offer it as a paid app or remove those popups and just limit some functionalities. Another problem is the monthly fee, which is high, especially because additional benefits are limited and there are tons of free alternatives. It could be a 5 star app if these things are improved.

It's a great app, but the free version just isn't worth it. What I like, (and usually pay for) is when the premium subscription has important features but they are not necessary to have a basic experience. I would recommend to change your tactics. In this case limiting the amount of habits really hurt, plus the intensity of premium "incentive" also felt off. It's better to not offer the premium subscription so much, offer unlimited habits, and rely on ads (non interfering ones, not ad walls).

I really enjoyed this app, but there is an issue with the notifications. I don't want any of them to make noise, yet the very first one of the day seems to override my DND settings & makes noise. I still want the notification on my screen just not the noise and can't seem to turn that off without disabling all the notifications in the system settings. This app is a great alternative for the habit app that starts with an F (don't want to name it).

Things I like, beautiful UI design in the app, I like the simplicity and how things are structured. It was a pleasure to use, I can see a lot of effort were put into UX design of the app. Things I did not like. The "trial or pay for a monthly sub" screen, and trying it would put you to a yearly subscription. (half of the reviews are about this issue, so I don't need to explain that.) You have a person doing review damage control, saying "you don't get charged after the trial" or whatever. Sure. But my problem is, how is this issue still here? You have been hearing the complain as long as the app is in play store. Why is the "trail or pay" screen get an update to explain how the payment works better, so users don't feel tricked into a subscription. Paid only apps are great if that goes back to the app getting better over time. I frankly don't see that.... :( (also, would more likely to do a paid trial for a month or two, without having to "lock in" for a year)

Great app, good execution, bad problems I like the app a lot. Used it a lot up until I got a new phone. The app doesn't save on the cloud nor does it have a way to save the stats or share them with a new phone. I lost my streak of doing 50 push ups and 50 squats every day and I had been doing it for a half year...I was suddenly very defeated in my habit knowing all that app progress had gone.

One thing I'd like to see is the evolution of streaks. As in, instead of just seeing your current and your best streak, you see some sort of graph showing the history of streak lengths to really visualize how much one has improved. For what it does, 6 bucks a month is just too much. I'd much rather have ads than pay that. As a one-off thing; okay, sure. Monthly? Hell nah.

Great design; great experience. Subscription is a bit on the high side though and a sync feature will really be nice. Update: Been more than a year since my last review and still no sync feature. I tried to create an account on the app's website but it seems web accounts are treated differently from app accounts. I can't keep subscribing if you can't offer sync.

Highly not impressed by this app - it's really just a task list with habit-related items included. So under "Better sleep" there are subitems like "go to bed at 10pm". Picking any gives you a reminder to set at a given time, customize colors and icons, recurrence, etc. You can create your own categories and that's pretty much it. Finding this out requires agreeing to a free trial before the subscription model kicks in, at nearly $7 a month. I canceled via Play same day and I expect no charges.

Before being able to even use the app, you are given the choice to make an account, or try the app for free, if you give your payment card. After 7 days, it will start a yearly(!) subscription. I thought okay. When I opened the app again, a button on the top was saying "Try for Free". No mention that I already have a subscription. When I click on Try for Free, it asks if I want to try it and then have a monthly subscription. Very sly and sneaky, instantly lost trust. Don't trust them.

It's not an exaggeration to say this app is life changing. Do you find it hard to remember small things like checking on your house plants everyday? Brushing your teeth? Do you make to-do lists that never get finished? I sure did. Until I downloaded this app and decided to stick to it everyday. It really is amazing and helps with healthy routines. Thank you sincerely to the developers. If there was one thing to change it would be to hide or minimize the completed daily tasks. Please add this.

I have mental disabilities and this app is super helpful. It is helping me really get back to doing things. However, I do wish there was a feature where you could add something to it like a calendar. Because if you use the App as an assistant to your schedule it's crucial you can put appointments and events. I know it's to boost productivity, and it does, but it would be helpful if it could all be in one place.