It would be really helpful if this linked with HealthKit. If I have a goal for exercise. Or take my vitamins. Or medicines. Etc. and I already log this in another app to be able to track in health, it would be really cool to not have to log it on this one. And get a reminder if it isn’t completed. I know it seems strange, but often I log something in another app because I like to see what I’m doing for my body. It would just eliminate an extra step or two while also tracking my habits (or lack there of) and ways that I’m doing well or need improvement.

The tracking of habits is quite good but instead of the dashboard we should have an option to switch to analytics view that would display all habits in calendar mode or in a graph so we can get a general idea of how we are doing with all our habits without having to click on each one individually. Tracking is useless without the ability to easily get the picture of where we stand and what we need to improve and that’s not as smooth as it should be right now in my opinion. Also would be very helpful for those of us who are more visually inclined and those who want to do a review of all their habits once a day or once a week without having to spend a lot of time on the app. (There’s also something that’s really pleasing to the eyes by just watching numbers, a graph would be much better) PLEASE UPVOTE SO THE DEVELOPERS CAN SEE THIS (if you agree of course).

Track habits that I want to do 3 times a week, but within the day, I can mark them multiple times.

For example, I want to meditate 3 times a week for 10 minutes at least. However, I want to definitely mediate 3 times a week. If I set it as a habit at the moment, then I could do 30 minutes in one session, and then mark the habit 3 times, and am done for the week. But that is not what I want to do. I want to have a minimum goal of 10 minutes (to make it easy on myself) but when I do more than that, I want to track that, too.

I would like to be able to track my feelings in a way similar to a goal, but with fixed ratings, say from 0-10. This would include such things as, say:

1. Love and relationships


2. Health and fitness


3. Career / education


4. Personal development


5. Family


6. Friends and social life


7. Fun and recreation


8. Finances


9. Mood

It would be good if these could be grouped into a radar chart or similar to give a life balance tracker. The list above is not exhaustive and the items on it may be different for different people. However, I think as well as being valuable in of itself, this could be immensely powerful: combining this with what the app already offers could then allow me to track how my life is improved by the setting of, and completion of goals.

Like being able to set the motivational pop up that occurs when you check something off for the day, you should have a setting where the ability to leave a note pops up. When checked the the note screen pops up, you write a quick note about the task you accomplished and hit enter. It would be way easier than trying to navigate to the multiple day checknwxreen from the calendar to add a note.

I like to be able to add notes to things like “Read for 20min.” Adding a note like “read cooking for dummies to page 23” would be awesome.

Instead of just using the notes section, it would be great to have a preset group of questions such as:

Why is this goal / habit important to you?

How will you know you have achieved it?

How will you reward yourself?

What obstacles are in your way?

How will you overcome them?

Having a commitment contract would also be great, letting you state what you will do if you break a habit or don’t reach a goal, with the ability to email that to someone for accountability would be great.

Finally, option to add a photo for visualisation would be powerful.

As I couldn’t find a request like this, perhaps I’m not looking in the right place or it hasn’t been suggested. Honestly I don’t know if it’s even feasible and I can think of lots of things that can go wrong with it, but here’s my thought:

Create a way for active users who have created thoughtful templates to share them with the community. Perhaps someone else is trying to set up the same thing but can’t quite get it where they want or don’t know where to start.

You already have a list of suggested templates for users. My thought is for users to be able to submit different templates that might have broad appeal as well.

I can think of ways this can work well. I can also think of ways this could go horribly wrong.

Just thought I’d throw it out if not previously suggested. If it has and I missed it, can you fold this into that thread to avoid any confusion?

Thanks much

For habit goals we are given the choice of setting the goal to limit number of times/day or exceed a given amount. This way we can include habits we’re trying to develop or extinguish. If we are successful in achieving our habit goal, the bar is green. If not, the bar is red.

Can we have similar flexibility when we set up “Target Goals”?

This would be very useful for tracking monthly allowances. This could be financial, but not necessarily.

—- Illustrative Examples Follow —-

A specific example: I start the month with an allowance of 90. I want this to last the month (30 days). If I spend down at a rate of 5/day, I will see a red, horizontal bar because I’m exceeding my spend rate. If I spend at 2/day, I will see a green bar.

More minutia to example: if I spend at 5/day for first 10 days and then spend 0/day for next 10 days, the red bar will turn green as soon as my actual number is LOWER than my target number.

NB: If I’m using a fixed amount to start (say $90), and I can’t get credit from the next time period, then I can only reach 0. I can’t go lower than that.

If my time period is a month, and I blow the 90 credits in the first day, my result will be “0 by the 1st (or second). My remaining rate is 0/day and the bar is red until the last moment of the assigned period which, in this example, is a 30-day month.

If I start at 90 available on the 1st and spend nothing for the first 20 days of a month-long period, then I still have 90 on the 21st day. My allowed remaining usage rate is now 9/day, my projected final amount is 90 at the specific end date and my bar is green. If I spend nothing for the entire month, then the bar stays green for the entire month, and the final estimated amount at end of period (month) is 90.

Finally, in addition to setting the bar to red or green (opposite of the current tracking color option), the month can start with a solid bar or no bar.

If the former, then the bar represents the amount of allowance remaining. The bar shrinks as the allowance is used, but remains green until it crosses the threshold assigned to that time of month. At that point the bar turns red if my usage rate is faster than assigned rate.

If the latter, the bar is measuring the amount used and stays green unless it passes the threshold line at which time it turns red.

The following can already be set up by user, but further illustrates a useful example: If I know I’m spending the whole thing early in the month, then it’ll turn red and serve as reminder that I have no more to spend for that month. If I intend to spend 80 near the end of the month, I can set up a target to not exceed a spend total if 10 until I reach the day I intend to spend.

Finally, thanks for considering this and …

If this has been suggested, is already planned or has been declined, then apologies for the redundant post and please mark this list accordingly.

Thanks again. If this hasn’t already been suggested please consider voting for this feature. I honestly think it’s doable and would be very helpful to those in a fixed budget and/or those who wish to keep to a strict budget.