Verdict
Most reviewers find it easy to set up and stick with, thanks to reminders that people credit for actually keeping them on track. But the free version caps how many habits you can track, and paywall/subscription complaints show up repeatedly.
Best for
Someone who wants a straightforward daily habit checklist with reminders and doesn't mind hitting a paywall once they want to track more than a handful of habits.
Dealbreaker
The free version limits you to a small number of tracked habits, and multiple reviewers report billing confusion, including being asked to repurchase after already paying for a lifetime subscription.
The facts.
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Price
Free
In-app purchases
Unknown
Ads
Unknown
Platforms
iPhone, iPad
Rating
4.8★ (146,739)
Version
2.14.23
Last updated
Aug 15, 2026
Released
Jan 31, 2019
Attributes
Native app
Category
Productivity, Health & Fitness
What reviews consistently say.
Themes grouped from 150 App Store reviews. Source feed ›
Praised for
Ease of use and design12 reviews
Privacy and data handling9 reviews
Notifications and reminders7 reviews
Complained about
Confusing interface3 reviews
Notifications and reminders3 reviews
Subscription pricing and paywalls3 reviews
Where this comes from
12 of 150 recent reviews raised: Ease of use and designApp Store reviews ›
7 of 150 recent reviews raised: Notifications and remindersApp Store reviews ›
3 of 150 recent reviews raised: Confusing interfaceApp Store reviews ›
3 of 150 recent reviews raised: Subscription pricing and paywallsApp Store reviews ›
Listed at Free on the App StoreApp Store listing ›
Where we recommend it
The best habit trackers ›Habit and routine trackers that are well rated and still maintained, each with its catch.
Alternatives with the same rule.
Every app here is rated 4.2 or better, has been updated in the last eighteen months, and has no significant number of reviewers reporting it broken. Price is not the rule on this list — some are free, some are not. Also with a catch.
Free · 4.9★ (751,151) · Updated Sep 10, 2026
Verdict. Finch turns habit tracking into a virtual pet game with daily goals and reminders, but recent reviews flag aggressive paywalls and billing complaints alongside the fun factor.
Best for. Someone who needs gentle emotional motivation to build small daily habits and likes the idea of caring for a virtual pet as the reward, rather than a bare-bones checklist tracker.
Dealbreaker. Multiple recent reviewers report being charged after canceling their subscription, and others describe the app locking most features behind a paywall costing far more than a typical habit app.
Free · 4.8★ (247,866) · Updated Jun 29, 2026
Verdict. Me+ is a simple, well-designed habit tracker, but the reviews show a pattern of subscription and billing confusion that goes beyond normal complaint noise: multiple users describe being charged after canceling or trying to cancel a trial.
Best for. Someone who wants an easy, gamified habit tracker and is comfortable watching their subscription and card statement closely after signing up for a trial.
Dealbreaker. Several reviewers report being charged after they believed they had canceled, and others describe heavy notification pressure pushing them toward a subscription — billing here needs to be checked carefully before and after any trial.
Free · 4.9★ (186,770) · Updated Sep 8, 2026
Verdict. I Am Sober tracks sobriety milestones and sends reminders that reviewers say help with recovery, but several recent reviewers report data got locked behind a new subscription paywall after they'd already entered it.
Best for. Someone tracking sobriety streaks and medication reminders who wants daily motivation, and who is willing to pay if the app asks for it later.
Dealbreaker. Reviewers report the app switched to a subscription model and locked previously entered tracking data behind a paywall, so what starts free may not stay free.