Habits Pro

I have been using this app since 2012. It is hands-down the best health tracker out there. It is so versatile. All of my data and notes are still available for me to go back to. I use it every day and I keep finding new ways to use it. It is part of my morning routine. I love the versatility. I use it for tracking my devotion times in the morning, even putting my notes in it. I also use it for tracking my health habits. I love the graphs. I can see how my weight trends and how it relates to how much water I am drinking and how much exercise I am getting. I use it for tracking my special needs son's behavior and both of the kids' chores. It has so many uses all in one app. Thanks!

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This is a really useful tool when it's working. Really great. The closest iOS match for an app I used to use on the PC way back when called LifeForm...only much more convenient to have on a portable device. That said, for some reason it'll go through stretches where the numeric keypad entry ceases to work on the lowest row (the row with the decimal, zero, and backspace). Really frustrating and makes inputting things like fractions of a pound, etc, impossible. Rotating the device (in this case a 9.7 inch iPad Pro) causes the lowest row to become inaccessible in landscape mode and a complete 180 to the opposite portrait orientation results in the row disappearing completely. Would love to see a fix for what I think is normally a five star app to put it back at 5 stars. But in its current form it’s just not as useful. If there are ever any more updates another great addition would be more options to plot more data sets against each other on the same graph so a user could see, for example, the impact minutes of daily cardio have to daily weight gain or loss, etc. Anyway, love this app and haven’t given up hope on it yet but the numeric keypad issue currently makes it mostly unusable and that’s a real shame because it’s such a great tool when it’s working.

I use this app to track a few healthy habits I am trying to develop. Tasks/habits are simple to set up and categorize, and daily input could not be easier. The various ways you can view your progress is a great way to see how you're doing overall, without getting hung up on one or two "misses". Calendar view in particular is helpful for seeing the big picture/trend for each habit. Graph views help you see the correlations between different habits, which is really helpful: didn't plan my meals = didn't eat enough veggies!

I've only been testing it for several days, but I've noticed that this habit tracker is extremely flexible. The top features for me, at this point, are - Delete an accidental entry - Enter a forgotten item on the actual date and time it happened (this is an important feature if you're a busy and forgetful kind of person, like me) - Multiple habit tracking types like Yes/No, Stages of completion, Counter, Weather, Severity levels, e.g. for tracking symptoms, Pain level, multiple other types of level tracking, a Note, Time (hh:mm or hh:mm:as) and several other tracking types. NOTE: the Time tracking type does NOT have its own timer. It has to be entered manually. But this is a small price to pay for all of the other features of this app. Thanks to the developers for providing this app for free with features that are better than most paid apps I've tried.

We sit down every night and keep track of the progress on the small little habits were trying to make and break. It's been going on for weeks now and it's become a habit unto itself. It's a ritual. Real progress has been made. The simplicity of the app has made it possible, I believe. Love it.