Brilliant
Idea/s
Simple and reliable
Exactly what I was looking for and no monthly fee!
Excellent
lightweight and beautiful
Minor bug on the current version: Changing steps/goals through the keyboard and then pressing "Done" does not save the settings. Need to press enter/return to dismiss the keyboard first.
Thanks again for the app!
Response from developer
Update: Just released version 1.4.3 which fixes this minor bug. You can now tap the confirm button directly when the keyboard is still showing and the new value you entered will be saved (if it's valid, otherwise an alert is shown). Thanks again for your kind review and your feedback! --- Original response: Thank you for your kind review! "It's not a bug, it's a feature!" ;) I am aware of the issue you describe and I actually designed it that way on purpose. However, I now from user feedback and my own usage that it's not ideal and can be a frustrating experience. It slows down your workflow. The problem is that the app must validate any text input because as a user, you can write anything in a text field, where only numbers within the allowed range make sense. So the app needs to show an alert when the user confirms the text input and somehow, I had an issue that the whole screen was always dismissed immediately when pressing the "Done" (now checkmark) button. Of course, there must be a way to fix this and I will once I've figured out a solution, but it may take some time. Thank you for your understanding and for pointing this out!
Great App
(I raised my review higher. I saw a fix in a different review. Developer states that you have to push return after typing in the number, and then push done.)
The only issue I’ve run into is when setting larger goals. If I type in a number (like 10,000) and hit “done,” the app doesn’t save that number. Instead, it reverts back to the last number I manually tapped or got to by holding the + button. That makes setting bigger goals harder than it needs to be, since typing should save the number instantly.
If that could be fixed in an update, this app would be perfect. Thanks for all the work you put into it!
Response from developer
Update: I'm happy to share that I just released version 1.4.3 which fixes the issue. You can now tap the confirm button directly even when the keyboard is still showing and the new number you entered will be saved (if it's valid, otherwise an alert is shown). Thanks again for your valuable feedback! --- Original response: Will try to fix this in a future update, but it's a little trickier than it seems and might take a while. Thank you for the hint and your review!
Helpful for staying focused
Only missing one thing
The best
Free. No Ads. No Data collected
Wonderful!
Fantastic
I use the app to track exercise sets over the course of the week. I have a widget set up for each different type of exercise, and that’s sit. Simple. Get the job done. I love it. Bravo
Response from developer
Thanks for your review! That's a great way to use the app. Keep up the training! :)
This app can be great…
1. Add a different pattern buzzing vibration when goal is reached, so it’s obvious, as users are not looking at the screen often.
2. Give an option to remove the ring. And change the font to be extremely subtle. Aka something which just sits on a very dark screen, no ring and a slight grey thin large number, and 80% of screen can be touchable to counter. Reason is to have a discrete counter.
I would boost the rating based on there two features/improvements.
Thank you for this cool add free app.
Update:
My current rating reflects today’s experience with the app. I encountered several issues that prompted me to leave detailed constructive feedback for improvement (as an experienced Uxer). As someone who regularly uses Tally apps, I’ve seen better alternatives and believe this product still has room to grow, has potential. I’ve since switched to a more reliable app. It’s up to the developers whether to act on user feedback or dismiss it, but consistent improvement (or lack thereof) directly impacts user ratings over time.
Beautiful, sleek, and easy to use
Cause making apps for apple devices can be difficult. And in general, app making is a lot of work. So, to end it off before I go on a tangent—genuinely love the design, love how it’s simple, doesn’t shove adverts down my throat, doesn’t need my data to sell to the hotdog stand worker down the street, and is genuinely more creative than like- 80% of the counter apps on the Apple Store.
Response from developer
Thank you so much for your lovely review! 🙏 It really made my day. ☺️ Enjoy using the app and keep spreading such positive vibes! 🫶
Pretty but manual numeric input didn’t work
Wow free?!!
Needs an easy way to lower the count
I would really like it if I could swipe down to lower the counter on the widget and the “all counters” screen, instead of having to click on each individually to lower them.
Edit: The developer has stated that swiping a widget is impossible, so it is not a feature that can be added.
Response from developer
You can do that on the single counter screen. There is a very simple reason why it doesn’t work on widgets and on the “all counters” screen: those screens are scrollable, so the gestures “swipe up” and “swipe down” are already taken by another action. For that reason, you won’t find any iOS widget that supports swipe gestures. The operating system simply doesn’t allow it. Swiping up on the home screen opens search & Siri suggestions, the customizable widget screen on the left is vertically scrollable. So this is not a limitation of the app, it’s a conceptual problem that cannot be solved technically.
