I don’t hear enough about this app
Charged twice !?
Close to being spectacular
The one major failure of this app is that no matter what sort order you choose, it won’t automatically resort after you record events. If it did, it’s a five star app.
Timer
Great UI, going to be great for household tasks!
The only thing I really wish it had was a way to visually see how bad any given thing’s overdue-ness is. Like, if I could configure for a thing that “30 days overdue is maximum bad for that thing”, and then the “count up” donut could start counting up to that number after it’s finished counting up to the due date. And the overdue donut would be red, or yellow trending to red as it gets higher. That way I could see at a glance which of my chores need to get done and which of them REALLY need to get done or else.
Loving it so far!
Caution!
Everyone Needs This
This is a must-have app for those with ADHD or anyone a little bit forgetful - it’s exactly like “Days Since” and other apps of its kind but the customization is on another level. The multi-platform syncing system means that I can easily update all of my data across my watch, phone and computer.
The organization and interface is clean, easy to understand and fun to use. I love being able to see all the metrics laid out in calendar view!
I’m also so pleased that they have a lifetime deal option as of 5/2025. I hate app subscriptions and sometimes, it feels like just another thing to keep track of!
Thank you for creating something I didn’t even know I needed. Can’t live without it now!
Widget isn’t working
Response from developer
Apologies for the inconvenience. The issue occurs because the widget fails to fetch data from the app, so it displays 'Example' placeholder content. You can long-press the widget and try setting it to your habit. If no habit options appear, restart your phone and wait a moment—the widget should then be able to load the data properly.
great app to help ADHD people remember chores
however, is there a way to schedule daily reminders at a set time too?
eg. i want to set a reminder to meditate every day at 9am. the current system reminds me x days after last record, but i might not record it at 9am. some days i might record it at 10am, which would push the daily reminder back to 10 am every day.
would be nice to integrate that into the app. i currently have to set those reminders in my calendar app and go to this app to check it off.
Great for ADHD!
Some other cool features would be:
1) option to track streaks for habit building
2) syncing to Apple health for water/workouts
3) add other media types to logs (PDFs etc)
4) connect to location so you know WHERE you completed task.
5) card or grid view option for logs
Thank you for making this app!!
Response from developer
As someone with ADHD, I'm so glad my product could help you! Your suggestion is fantastic, and I've already added it to my development roadmap. Thanks for your feedback!
BEST IN CLASS 🏆
Extremely well thought out
Unique feature of event custom tags
Notifications for activities … after x minutes, hours, days, weeks, months
Today’s list of activities and overdue (that can be hidden so no overwhelm)
Photo attachments
Activity Archive capability
Recently released a fantastic Apple Watch app
Dream wishes:
Multiple Tags for activities (in addition or integrated with Group feature which currently only allows one category for filtering). Useful for different contexts and times of day, etc.
Group color in note background color while adding/editing a note.
Location tracking. Option to automatically record a
location of where activity is completed.
Option to hide status bar and “Edit Note” title when adding, opening and editing a note in full screen, for greater clarity and focus when journaling.
Global Search filter that quickly finds an activity across all groups.
Custom properties/fields to optionally add to an activity, in addition to amount and tag. Wound allow simple database functions for tracking things with multiple variables. I.e. tracking fuel: total price, gallons, cost per gallon, location, etc.
Step tracking, integrated with Apple Health.
Activity photo gallery. A view that let’s see all photos from an activity in one place, without having to scroll through the note log.
Activity description. A space to write some text about the activity for motivation, purpose, goal, with optional photo attachment that pins to the top of the note log.
Multi step activities. Ability to add subtasks to an activity for laying out and checking off multi-step processes and routines. I.e., Clean heater vents: turn off electricity for each room, unscrew vent covers, clean cover, clean fan, etc.
Selective activity sync for Apple via individual activity or group/tag (don’t necessarily need every activity on Watch — especially if you are logging dozens of them — will make it easier to access what you are joining for)
Optionally be able to add a note to an activity on Watch when you complete it.
Apple Watch complications for easy access.
Bugs:
Widgets don’t always work perfectly (ie., sometimes can’t select activity to display in widget, and doesn’t always refresh the time past or count down for a bit.
Impressive app and responsive developer. The best simple and clever tracker I’ve ever used to date, after a long and exhaustive search of trying and using dozens of trackers.
BEST APP EVER FOR HABITS!
As a side note, could you work on a way to make reading the data based on tags more friendly? For example, I have a task for showering, with 3 tags (Hair Day, Soap Day, Rinse Day) and would love to have an easier way to see my activity throughout the month based on what tag was attributed to completing that task, rather than it just showcasing I did the shower task overall. Aside from that, love it!!
Exactly what I was looking for
Genius
Just would love to see an Apple Watch app to check off things off on my wrist.
Thank you! Genius!
Response from developer
Thank you for your kind words! We will be launching an Apple Watch version in the future, : )
Good app, would like to see 1 thing though
Game changer!!!
- It’s the primary feature in how it displays your recurrence; it shows you when you last completed a reminder; if you tap that reminder, it shows you *All* recurrences and the time that has lapsed between each occurrence.
- It’s also displays these occurrences with other entries in a “Timeline” that breaks down your day/tasks/habits into „Windows in Time”, which can be scheduled for a future date.
- The developer is very approachable and open to new ideas.
Response from developer
Thank you very much for your feedback! We will work hard to make LaxtTime even better! 💪

