# Wheneri: Task Tracker — user reviews > 9 indexed App Store user reviews of Wheneri by Ilya Trapachka, rated 4.50/5 from 32 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wheneri-task-tracker/id6761155734/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wheneri-task-tracker/id6761155734.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 26 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 1 · 2★ 2 · 1★ 2 ## Most critical reviews (9 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Bad Buissness Model *2026-05-23* The dev released an app ‘free, no ads’ then proceeded to add pro features weeks later behind a $40 purchase lifetime (not everyone is okay with subs so I dont care what they are)’ Other devs honor previous users of the apps by giving those users access as new ‘pro’ users. This one didnt. Part of being on the app store is understanding your market, keeping your users happy, and devloping software that standsout in a sea of other apps vying for the attention of the same users. This dev offered users on reddit a promo code and then lied to app raven users that he couldnt do anything. Bad biz. **Developer response:** Thanks for the feedback. The core functionality of Wheneri remains completely free: unlimited events, no ads, and no aggressive paywall. Pro features were added later to support ongoing development and currently include optional extras like notes and insights. There are now multiple Pro options available, including monthly, yearly, and lifetime plans (initially only lifetime was available due to a temporary issue). Promo codes were also shared with both Reddit and AppRaven users, so the statement that none were provided is incorrect. I still appreciate the feedback and will continue improving the app. ### 2/5 — Good Idea, But… *2026-08-01* This app is such a great idea and I was so pumped to try it when I saw an ad for it. But… you have to pay a monthly or yearly subscription or a lifetime fee just to get notifications/reminders of the tasks? What is the point of the free version at all then? Shouldn’t showcase the app as free when the free version is essentially the notes app. **Developer response:** Thanks for your feedback. Wheneri is built around gentle nudges rather than strict reminders — seeing how long it’s been since you last did something and when it may be time to do it again. Free users can use morning, evening, and weekly reminders to regularly review their tasks and stay on track. Individual task reminders are an additional Pro feature for tasks where you want a specific notification at the due time. The core tracking experience, unlimited tasks, and regular check-in reminders remain free. ### 2/5 — has potential *2026-04-07* the idea for this app is good, and i was excited to try it. it’s great to be able to have a list of things you need to keep track of. however, it doesn’t send reminders on the day the task is supposed to happen, so it defeats the whole point of keeping track. **Developer response:** Thank you for your feedback. 🐦‍⬛ Wheneri is designed to be a simple and calm way to track when you last did something and know when it’s time again - without constant reminders or pressure. Instead of frequent notifications, the idea is to build a simple check-in routine. I’m planning to add gentle daily or weekly reminders to support this habit. Thanks for trying it 🙏 ### 4/5 — Good but limits *2026-08-13* I really like the app but you have reminder limits even when you pay. **Developer response:** Thank you for your feedback. Wheneri supports up to 30 reminders at the same time due to an iOS limitation for local notifications in apps without user accounts. ### 5/5 — Really like it! *2026-08-23* a simple to use habit tracker. No unnecessary bells and whistles to get caught up in. What you need and nothing more **Developer response:** Thank you for your feedback! Really glad Wheneri’s simple, gentle nudges approach works for you. Keeping things useful without adding unnecessary complexity is exactly what I’m aiming for🐦‍⬛ ### 5/5 — Reduces pressure and task overwhelm *2026-07-28* This app is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I don’t do well with rigid schedules doing the same thing each day so I love the countdown style of it where I can set tasks just for every three days or something. It also does have options for scheduling days of the week if that’s more your style. This also varies the task load across my week. There’s no guilt or issues if you have to skip something. It keeps track of how long it’s been in a gentle way and restarts the task cycle whenever you end up completing it. I love it and will be upgrading to pro soon. **Developer response:** Thank you for such a thoughtful review 🫶 you captured the whole philosophy in one paragraph — flexibility, gentle tracking, no guilt. Really means a lot 🐦‍⬛ ### 5/5 — Genius *2026-06-14* The productivity app I didn’t know I needed. KISS **Developer response:** Thank you so much! KISS is exactly the philosophy I’m trying to keep — happy it landed🐦‍⬛ ### 5/5 — Lo amo🥹💖 *2026-05-18* Definitivamente buscaba algo así en mi vida. Super util, minimal y facil✨✨ **Developer response:** Thank you so much for your feedback! Happy to hear that it’s helpful 🫶 ### 5/5 — Simple. Efficient. Love it. *2026-04-04* Perfect app to track how long I haven’t don’t something. You didn’t realize how time passes by. I thought I did something “the other day” it was 27 days ago. That’s crazy. Thanks for making this! And for making it accessible (free) **Developer response:** Thank you so much! 🫶 “The other day = 27 days ago” is exactly why I built Wheneri 🐦‍⬛ Really glad it’s useful! --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-25.*