I noticed when setting up a habit like "Push-Ups" that if I have a daily goal of say 100, and I log 20 push-ups, then the task is considered as "Done" even though I haven't reached my goal. The same is reflected on the iOS 14 widget. Isn't this a bug? Shouldn't the habit only be considered as Done when I reach my goal of 100?

Currently we can view the progress or dashboard of trackers linked to particular tag. This is great help to check if we have done the important tags first.
Similar view or option to group the trackers per tag can be helpful in data entry window too. This way while checking the pending tasks for today , I can check the important tags first and clear them off.

The blue is a bit too much especially on the widget. Could premium subscribers get a few options to change the color theme?

Allow pictures to be attached to goals and milestones to help with motivation through visualization

Strides is in general a much better app than Productive, but the one thing that Productive does way better is tracking weekly habits accurately. So, for example, if I want to exercise 4 times per week, my first three days in a week that I don't exercise are "free", and don't count against my "perfect score" for those days.

Create a new tracker type with the ability to add checklists/milestones and break them into smaller steps.

Not all tracked projects require an end date. They can be open-ended. As such it would be nice to just have a 'open' project that one can complete without worrying about timer running out (obviously I'm aware I can set the date way in to the future)

Invite a certain amount of people to the platform and you could potentially receive like a month or something for plus version for free.. I have a lot of friends I would love to refer to this program and already have started telling others! I think it’d be even better incentive to let people recieve more potentially for free

I’d like the ability to add a link/URL within a habit (or a target app) that I could trigger from within Strides — for instance to trigger a Shortcut, open a separate checklist, my calendar, or fitness app.

I’d like an option where “done” habits are kept in the Today view even after the goal number is reached. Eg. Right now, if I have a goal to read 2 times a week, that habit disappears from Today view for the rest of the week as soon as I reach the goal. However, I’d like for it to stay so I can easily log subsequent instances. Just because I’ve already met my minimum quota doesn’t mean I want to stop logging or to not see how much I went over and beyond.

Thank you!

I’d like to be able to track how many times I complete a habit in a day without making a specific goal of how many to achieve. This way I can feel good each time I mark it, while staying flexible to the time I have on that particular day

Make it easier to see log history by removing empty rows for unlogged days, allow choosing/editing time stamps, show notes in-line, improve legibility and make it easier to add/delete logs.

When a habit is moved to the archive, we should be able to set a date the tracking is stopped.
I like the data I used to have about % of days I accomplished the habit, but as time passes and I am no longer logging it because it has been replaced and is in the archive, the data is diluted by months of inactivity that is factored into the percentage. By archiving the habit, I want to preserve that data for the active period, not lose it to time.

Some trackers do not need to be counted toward the progress % bar. Please include an option to toggle on or off for each tracker. It's okay to have it toggled on by default.

Would love to have the option to edit the tracker type on an already created tracker OR to see an example of how the results would populate when you create a new item to track so you can decide how you really want to see the results without having to create multiple items with different tracker types just to see what it would look like.