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I spent hours after my purchase trying, unsuccessfully, to sync the desktop app to my apple ID account.
Review of Habitify: Habit Tracker
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Free version allows 2 routines - day & night. That is utterly useless when I have like 80 things to track in the day.
Review of Routine Planner, Habit Tracker
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I eventually gave up and deleted the app after 4-5 hours of trying to set it up the way I want it.
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Habit tracker for adults with ADHD

167 reviews10 apps23.7s

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Users with ADHD genuinely rely on habit trackers to counter time blindness, but current incumbents frustrate them with brutal setup friction, aggressive paywalls limiting basic routines, and broken cross-device sync.

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ADHD users have extremely low patience for setup complexity and technical glitches; any bug in notifications or data loss results in immediate abandonment.
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A generous free setup experience paired with gentle, customizable audio cues and zero-friction cross-platform syncing.

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“Free version allows 2 routines - day & night. That is utterly useless when I have like 80 things to track in the day.”Google Play review of Routine Planner, Habit Tracker

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