Habit Streaks: Create Good Habits, Break Bad Ones‪.‬ 4+

Name: Habit Streaks: Create Good Habits, Break Bad Ones.
Rating: 3.2 (60 reviews)
Author: Digital Property Buyers LLC

Digital Property Buyers LLC

Designed for iPhone

- 3.2 • 60 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Habit Streaks is a simple habit tracker: Celebrate your daily accomplishments by marking them complete!

With an ultra simple design, it is easy to see your streaks and completions for your habits to keep you motivated. Stay motivated with unlockable themes! The longer your streak, the more unlocks you receive!

Features:
- Ultra simple design with 0 clutter. Making it extremely easy to track your habits.
- Simple gestures to track your habits.
- Flexible scheduling: How often per week? or per day?
- Reminders for each habit to remind yourself to complete them.
- Theme! Personalize Habit Streaks with customizable themes.
- Complete your habits daily. You have the whole day to complete them, get it done!
- Check your stats for each habit. What is your longest streak? How many times have you completed it?

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Dec 21, 2016

Version 1.79.21

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Moved to new database :)

3.2 out of 5

60 Ratings

Nice but missing a helpful feature

It’s a nice app that does help with habits and even motivates the user with unlockable themes; however, I feel like it could be improved with a tweak to the reminder feature. Currently, there is no way to set multiple reminders per day for the same habit aside from making several copies of the same habit and setting each one to a different alarm (or if there is another way I couldn’t find it). For instance, if you were trying to get into the habit of drinking enough water daily, instead of setting a reminder to pop up every two hours to drink a glass of water, you’d either have only one reminder for the day or eight habits on your list just for drinking water.

Not all habits need multiple reminders per day, so this app is still pretty useful and relatively easy to use. I couldn’t apply it to the skin picking and lip biting habits I wanted to work on breaking (I wanted the app to notify me a few times a day, starting hourly at first then I’d lower the frequency over time, so the idea of not doing it would stay with me throughout the day), but I have a few other habits I want to build so it’s still useful.

Waste of time and money

Same as what everyone is saying. Paid for the upgraded version and set up all my habits. When I opened the app later it hadn't saved any of it and it still had the option to upgrade???