Loved it
Great app
Great little app
This is perfect if you’re looking for something to log your daily progress. It’s great for fans of “Atomic Habits” (by James Clear).
Helpful Tip: If you long-press on the title “NoZeroDays” inside the app, you can open a settings page to change the category titles.
Feature Request: I’d love to see functionality added for the “widgets” feature in iOS. Would be nice to see what I’ve done today with a glance.
Helpful Tip: If you long-press on the title “NoZeroDays” inside the app, you can open a settings page to change the category titles.
Feature Request: I’d love to see functionality added for the “widgets” feature in iOS. Would be nice to see what I’ve done today with a glance.
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Would be an awesome app if it weren’t so broken
I love the concept, but I’m unable to appreciate the app due to bugs. For instance, when I create a custom note and attempt to then view it by clicking the post-it note icon in the GUI, it either goes to the “Created” note tab or, if I do the same in the lifeline page for the category in question, I have to wrestle with the touch interface to drag the note into view.
In spite of what the developer has said in this review section about being able to hold down the “created/learned/helped/health” category tiles to customize them, I could not do so. Instead, holding down those tile buttons brought up a menu to add a custom note. I even tried holding down the header of this custom note menu (which has one of the four categories as it’s title) and I could not make it editable.
Anyway, this is a good app if you’re willing to take the categories as given. However, I wanted the parameters of my non-zero day project to be a little less abstract and more tied to specific changes I’m trying to make.
Perhaps my complaints are only relevant on iOS? I am not sure. In any case, the app can’t be made to do what I desire. If you want to fit into the dev’s “box” however, it’s not a terrible set of four categories if you don’t mind how abstract tracking instances of “helped/created/learned/health” is.
In spite of what the developer has said in this review section about being able to hold down the “created/learned/helped/health” category tiles to customize them, I could not do so. Instead, holding down those tile buttons brought up a menu to add a custom note. I even tried holding down the header of this custom note menu (which has one of the four categories as it’s title) and I could not make it editable.
Anyway, this is a good app if you’re willing to take the categories as given. However, I wanted the parameters of my non-zero day project to be a little less abstract and more tied to specific changes I’m trying to make.
Perhaps my complaints are only relevant on iOS? I am not sure. In any case, the app can’t be made to do what I desire. If you want to fit into the dev’s “box” however, it’s not a terrible set of four categories if you don’t mind how abstract tracking instances of “helped/created/learned/health” is.
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Simplistic, clean and great
I can get a tracking app to see my moods and keep minute details of how long I spent painting or working out and try to figure out when I’m stressed...or I can do this and when all 4 categories are full I’m less stressed and happier anyway. Easy to manage, they really are the only categories that matter, I can keep notes with details if I want. It’s great.
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Pretty good
Wish you could turn off the inspirational quotes though. They get kinda annoying after a while and slow me down
