Days Since User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience25.3% of reviews
Neutral2.3% of reviews
Negative experience72.4% of reviews

~ Based on 87 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Days Since Safe?

Days Since - Track Memories appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Days Since is 81/100.

This assessment is based on 111 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.1/5.

Safety Analysis

94.5% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.1% of ratings suggest some concerns
4.4% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 91 App Store ratings for Days Since.

Is Days Since Legit?

Days Since - Track Memories appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Days Since is 85/100.

Based on 85 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Was great, now it’s not

Unable to do anything since the “Pro” release, can’t even view the dates of existing events

Garbage move to long time users

This was a great day tracking app for a long time but now it is completely useless unless you are subscribed. Literally zero functionality. Pathetic move by Vicki!

Don’t bother

The app now charges a subscription to use basic features. Find another app and don’t reward this greed.

No freemium anymore

Used to be free, now can’t be used at all with ‘Pro’ licence. Useless app.

Good until the got greedy

I used this app for quite a while with no issues but guess what, now you have to subscribe to have all the features we’ve had the entire time! No life subscription = bye bye I’m not using your app again

Greedy

A weekly subscription for this app is ridiculous.

No longer a free app

It used to be a simple free app but now everything requires a subscription.

Terrible update

This latest version forces you to pay. I can’t even edit my old items or see what dates I put in originally. Not unless I start paying 😔

Completely terrible app with no usable features

While the app is listed as “free”, there are exactly ZERO features available in the free version. You cannot create events, edit events, set up reminders or widgets, edit or delete categories, edit any appearance settings. They do allow you to create one event as a tutorial, but you cannot edit it in anyway. You can only track it as today or yesterday. I was in fact able to delete this event, but now I can’t create any new events, meaning it is a literal empty, unusable app. Locking every single feature behind a pro subscription was a terrible decision. This is a terrible app with no usability whatsoever.
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Would’ve paid initially but not if this is how it’s going to be

I understand the developer needs to make money, but gating features that used to be free (widgets, for me) behind a paywall on a platform where there’s no way to downgrade is not the way to do it.

Very disappointed about Pro

All my existing entries now locked and I can’t change without paying. I’ll just make my own app.

Zero stars for reliability. I’m done.

I’ve used this app for years, for work and in my personal life. Today I opened the app to log a few things and BAM - nearly every feature that made this app so helpful are now behind a paywall. Seriously?? Vicki, this isn’t how you retain users. If you want to start charging, and I totally understand if you do, then you offer extra features for the price, you don’t take back the features that have always been free. At the very least some warning would have been nice. Bait and switch. I’ll be finding a different app.
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Pay wall do not download

Sad to see the app randomly locked down by a paywall. I will use a different app going forward

Moved all features behind paywall

I don’t mind if apps have a pro version, but this app moved all the features that used to be free behind a paywall. If you’re going to offer a pro version, actually offer something. It just seems lazy to just add a paywall for no new features. Really disappointing. Would not recommend.

Version 2.0 sucks

Used to be great but now requires subscription to use any features completely useless now

Worst Implementation of Subscription

I’ve been on the App Store since the early days, and I’ve seen many free apps, justifiably or not, move to subscriptions. This is easily one of the worst implementations I’ve seen.

Core features are suddenly locked behind a paywall, which defeats the purpose of using the app in the first place. It shows a clear lack of understanding of what users actually value: access to essential features, fair pricing, and a usable experience without forcing existing users into a subscription.

Happy I have found a better alternative with the same features I need as a one-time purchase that costs about the same as one week of this app’s subscription. That says everything.
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Was Great - Now Only Paid

loved this app but this new update is Paid only. literally cannot do anything unless i pay the weekly fee. really infuriating especially since this app was so beautiful and simple partly bc it WAS free will be finding another app

Paywall blocking usage

I’m disgusted by the choice to update the app with a paywall with no warning. This has been a helpful tool for me and I’d have considered a paid version but not with how this was implemented. Automatic cloud storage of what I’m doing too is just so wrong. I’m deleting this app immediately.

Wildly disappointing

The creator of this app promoted it in Reddit adhd spaces as a simple, free tracking app. Tons of us got hooked on its utility in our lives - I’ve personally relied on it for almost a year, and consult it several times every day to help keep track of tasks and chores.

Now the latest update made it unusable without a paid subscription. It’s predatory and manipulative to trick a bunch of people on the basis of our *disability* into being guinea pigs for your app, and then hide move literally every feature behind a paywall. The developer of this app is a liar who used us.
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Subscription hostage

The free features suddenly became locked under subscription. Asking people to pay for an offline use simple app might have been understandable, but a subscription? Absolutely not.