Tricket vs Habit Tracker

Tricket does not push you to become someone else. It simply leaves a little ticket for each thing you truly finish, so you can slowly trade those tickets for the life you really want. One line leaves your list, and one ticket lands in your wallet. Finish a to-do, log something you do again and again, check your phone into the cabinet at bedtime—even catching yourself before you open an app—and it all becomes a ticket. The day you did it and what it was worth stay printed on the ticket. Save them little by little, then trade that real effort for a wish you genuinely want. Everything you do counts • Give a to-do a Low, Middle, or High resistance; points can be fixed or rolled within a range • When it is done, the to-do leaves your list and becomes a ticket in your wallet • Reading, water, stairs—log the things you do again and again, once each time • Start a focus timer from a to-do or a tally, and pause, resume, or end it from the Lock Screen or Dynamic Island When the urge to scroll hits, save it • Pick the apps you want to use less; during the hours you set, they greet you with a reminder first • Skip it, and save the urge in the cabinet for a Phone Down coupon; the same app counts once every 10 minutes • Need it for real? Write down why, hold through a breath, then allow it for a few minutes • While a focus timer runs, apps on your list stay locked At bedtime, check your phone in • Tap the crescent beside the title, check your phone into the cabinet, and pick it up after 6 hours for an Early Night coupon • While it is in there, only the apps you allow stay open; calls still come through • Set a bedtime reminder, or check in automatically at bedtime • Devices on the same iCloud account check in together and can pick up from any of them Turn your effort into wishes • Daily Summary lays out the day in order: what you did, how long you focused, and about how much time you won back from your phone • Save enough points to redeem a wish; redemption starts with the oldest ticket, and any change stays in your wallet • Every redemption leaves a receipt showing which days and actions paid for that wish It is okay to take a day off Tricket has no streak you need to maintain, and a break never wipes out what you have already done. Every ticket you earned stays in your wallet. The free version includes iCloud sync, unlimited to-dos, 3 tallies and 3 wishes, one block list (3 apps), and 7 Phone Down coupons a day; Early Night is unlimited for the first 7 nights, then once a week. Tricket Pro removes the limits and unlocks all widgets. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Read a page after breakfast or take five minutes to stretch. Stacky helps you choose a habit you can fit into your day, check it off, and see your progress on a calendar. Pick a guided plan to get back into a routine, move more, make mornings calmer, or start reading. Begin with one action and choose the days you want to do it or set a weekly target. • Check off a habit or log an amount, like pages read or minutes spent moving. • See your calendar and weekly recap. You can correct an earlier entry. • Set a reminder and add a widget to keep your next step in view. Connect supported habits to Apple Health. • Pause when plans change. If a numeric goal feels too big, lower it for 3 or 7 days. Your history stays, and there’s no need to make up missed days. One active habit and its history are free. With Stacky Pro, track as many active habits as you like and group them into routines. After breakfast, for example, drink a glass of water, read, and write down your main task for the day. Your habit history is stored on your device. The core features work offline and don’t require an account. Stacky Pro is an auto-renewing subscription. The App Store shows the price, billing period, and terms of any available trial before purchase. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://alekseipozdniakov.dev/stacky/privacy-policy.html Terms of Use: https://alekseipozdniakov.dev/stacky/terms-of-use.html