They need a picture of their actions over a long period: what was done, when the breaks were, and which records can be migrated. A streak of days is no substitute for that history.
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Rang 2. Note des avis : 85 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 5 182 notes
85sur 100
One of the most mature trackers around: users stick with it for years and mention 6-10 years without switching. Fast yes/no/skip one-tap logging, tags for grouping, and CSV export. No cross-device sync.
Points forts : You can mark not just 'done' but also 'not done', which creates an honest picture of the habit. Tags for grouping and stats with graphs keep users coming back for years.
Reproches : No cross-device sync: data does not transfer between iPhone and iPad. The free plan is limited to three habits, which is not enough for systematic tracking.
Pour qui : People who want to see an honest long-term picture of their habits with numbers and export, not just checkboxes.
Rang 28. Note des avis : 68 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 19 017 notes
68sur 100
A powerful tracker for people who think in terms of measurable goals: you can track weight, runs, finances, and habits with graphs. Reminders are reliable and retroactive logging is available.
Points forts : Tracking types: yes/no, numeric, time, percentage, suitable for any measurable goal. Visual progress charts by week and month. Flexible-schedule reminders work reliably. Apple Health integration.
Reproches : Tracking resets at midnight with no setting for night-shift workers. No cross-device sync without a paid upgrade. Reminders occasionally fire late.
Pour qui : People with measurable long-term goals, such as weight loss, workout frequency, or financial metrics, who need progress charts.
Rang 41. Note des avis : 60 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 8 115 notes
60sur 100
A flexible and concise tracker with numeric goals, customizable success metrics, and detailed streak statistics. Long-term users value stability. Development has nearly stopped and bugs sit unresolved for months.
Points forts : Numeric goals rather than just checkboxes: how much water you drank, how many minutes you meditated. Detailed streak stats and completion percentages. Quick logging from a widget.
Reproches : The developer barely updates the app and bugs go untouched for months. A shift from a one-time purchase to recurring access happened without warning for loyal users. No built-in reminders beyond standard iOS notifications.
Pour qui : Analytical users who care about data: percentages, charts, and numeric measurements, without game elements.
Rang 6. Note des avis : 82 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 3 159 notes
82sur 100
One of the best one-tap time trackers with instant task switching. Users keep it for years for personal time accounting and work reporting. This is not a habit tracker in the classic sense: no streaks or habit reminders.
Points forts : Instant one-tap timer start. Clear pie chart of time spent by category. Retroactive logging and customizable icons. One-time purchase instead of a monthly subscription.
Reproches : No streaks, habit reminders, or flexible scheduling: this is a time tracker, not a habit tracker. Alarm-style notifications are unreliable. Apple Watch sync breaks occasionally.
Pour qui : Freelancers, students, and anyone who wants to see where their time actually goes. Not suitable for those looking for a classic daily habit tracker.
Rang 1. Note des avis : 91 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 76 767 notes
91sur 100
The best workout log in the niche, no caveats: instant set entry, rest timer, weight progression per exercise, and a social feed with real accountability.
Points forts : Per-exercise weight history that shows immediately whether you improved over the past weeks. A social leaderboard with friends on the main lifts. Wide feature set available without any restrictions. AI workout program builder.
Reproches : Battery drain during a workout is significant. On Apple Watch you can only enter weight in 1 kg increments, not 0.5 kg. No search through workout history.
Pour qui : Anyone who goes to the gym and wants to track weight progression, from beginners to competitive athletes.
