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 have used almost every productive / tracker app there is and Strides is by far the best but in my opinion it lacks this one simple tool. Strides has become my calendar app and if I could add in random tasks as well it would remove the need for me to switch to my calendar app at all. I'm aware that Strides is not trying to be a Calendar app but this simple addition would allow me to have an overview of EVERYTHING I need to do that day including the little tasks like remembering to "Pay a bill" on a specific date or "call Dad on his Birthday". Strides is amazing though good work team :)

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.

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.

Hey Kyle,

Thanks for responding to my last idea about removing notifications from the lock screen after they've been logged.

Firstly, I'd like to request the automatic removal of habit notifications from prior days. I.e any reminders from yesterday are automatically cleared at midnight.

Secondly, I've done some testing and figured out the issue I'm having. When you set a reminder for a singular habit and then log the habit through the app the reminder will disapear. However, if you have two or more reminders in your notifications and you log one of them off the notification won't disapear. The notification only goes away when all of the habits with notifications have been logged.

This means I am left with heaps of notifications for habits many of which I have already completed and sometimes I forget whether or not I have logged one and log it twice. Once through the app and the second time through the notification.

I have heeded your prior advice and turned off notification centre to see if that will work but I would really like it for the notifications to hang around so I can see what I haven't done each day at a glance.

I've done some testing with consecutive notifications for tasks in 2do, a to do list application, which showed that it can be achieved in the iOS notification centre. I also have the exact same notification settings for both apps.
Cheers!

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).

Show a time-table like view for the daily view tab, basically a view that shows next log time alongside the checklist item. It’ll help get an idea “when” the next upcoming tasks are, not just “what”. e.g. If I have set the log time for “Play guitar” as 9 pm on Monday, I would want that alongside the checklist task for guitar being shown on Monday. That will help me get an advance idea of what have I planned next (in case I’m done with my chores and wondering what to do next), instead of getting to know that by a reminder or overdue log icon.