Free and effective
This is the only app I found that gives me an overview in a calendar across various habits to see what I missed on different days. No ads. No cost. That’s the best part.
Response from developer
Thank you! 🙏 The all-habits calendar is my own favourite view too — seeing the gaps is somehow more useful than seeing the wins. Free and ad-free it stays. — Dots dev 🌕🌟
Great interface and simple to use but needs some flexibility
This app has potential to be 5 stars for sure. Could the following features be added? 1) allow editing of the numbers of times the habit was done. If I accidentally tap the habit there is no way I could find to undo it.
2) allow an easy input for a number of times something was done. For example, if my goal is to read 100 pages of a book per week I need to tap the habit each time I read a page. If I read 50 pages today, it would be nice to manually type in 50.
2) allow an easy input for a number of times something was done. For example, if my goal is to read 100 pages of a book per week I need to tap the habit each time I read a page. If I read 50 pages today, it would be nice to manually type in 50.
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Response from developer
Thank you for writing this out so clearly — it's genuinely the most useful review I've had 🙏 Both of those are built and in the update I've just submitted: you'll be able to press and hold a habit to edit a day's count (so a stray tap is fixable), and type a number straight in instead of tapping fifty times. Thank you for nudging it 🎉 — Dots dev 🌕🌟
Exactly what I wanted
I was looking for a habit app with a calendar view and widgets. I tried a couple of them on the App Store and hated them immediately. They usually ask 20 questions just to get started, and then I quickly realized they weren’t what I was looking for.
Finally, I found this app. Huge thanks to the developer!!! It’s straightforward, easy to use, and does exactly what I wanted without all the unnecessary stuff. 🙌
Finally, I found this app. Huge thanks to the developer!!! It’s straightforward, easy to use, and does exactly what I wanted without all the unnecessary stuff. 🙌
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Response from developer
This made my week 🥹 The no-onboarding-quiz thing is the one rule I keep coming back to — you should be tracking something within ten seconds of opening it. Thank you for giving Dots a try after the others! — Dots dev 🌕🌟
Good Review
Very Good App
Exceptional, no nonsense app
Sensational organisation app. The minimalism is absolutely perfect for people who actually want to track their habits without the faff. My ADHD makes organisation challenging and over the year I’ve tried countless apps that claim to help “neurodivergent people” or be “perfect for those who procrastinate.” They end up being made for quick cash grabs or having a wildly confusing interface that is overwhelming and challenging to navigate.
With Dots, you get exactly what you download. All your habits trackable in a range of formats (card, list, calendar form) so you can check them off in the one you prefer. You can also add the widget to your home screen so you can cross habits off during the day without having to open the app. There’s no paywall, no ads, and it’s beautifully minimalistic. Everything I needed I am so thankful that I found this.
With Dots, you get exactly what you download. All your habits trackable in a range of formats (card, list, calendar form) so you can check them off in the one you prefer. You can also add the widget to your home screen so you can cross habits off during the day without having to open the app. There’s no paywall, no ads, and it’s beautifully minimalistic. Everything I needed I am so thankful that I found this.
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