(Not Boring) Habits

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• Opal Skin — $9.99

Last verified 6 Aug 2026

4.8 6038 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5It’s great! A few minor tweaks would be nice though

   I love the app all in all and I feel it’s the first app that has kept me honest with my habits. A few suggestions I feel would improve things much further would be: Please make it so we can switch habits by swiping let or right on most of the screen. Right now most anywhere on the screen that we touch “presses” the center checkmark button. And habits are relegated to a tiny font at the top and that’s the only spot we can switch. It would be more dynamic if the font for the habit was larger and the center button was smaller, and swiping a where else on the screen left or right would switch between habits. Likely with your brand of sleek but snappy animation. The more I think about this the more I want it. Also it would be interesting if progress on the little figurines was lost if you break a streak. This may be extreme but it can be an optional thing.

   rlaracuente · 6 Aug 2026

2. 4/5Fantastic app with two flaws

   I absolutely love the artistry and interface. One of the flaws (biggest one) is not having cross device support. I understand you’d have to have a database and hold user data for this which would cost you instead of holding all the data locally on the user’s device. I’d suggest adding another pricing tier to add this feature. I’d pay it. I use my MacBook, 2 iPads, and iPhone interchangeably and it’s frustrating not being able to track habits from different devices. Add this feature and you’ll have 5 stars. On top of being able to seamlessly track habits across devices (without having to click a button like restore), it would be great to access skins this way as well instead of unlocking them on each device. Second flaw is not having a landscape view. Bonus extra work: create icon sets to match the artistry of the app and wallpapers. Jump onboard iOS16 developer beta and create some new Lock Screen skins. Create a daily task manager app. You’ll be making booku bucks. :) just a suggestion.

   Matt the Engineer · 6 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Great accountability- wish the messaging were positive!

   I love the simple accountability of this app. I rarely use apps so this is saying a lot! One major note to the Not Boring folks: I find the daily messaging puzzling, as it is strangely negative – talking about destruction or a kind of wasteland, when in fact the entire point of the app is to build positive reinforcement. Request: change that messaging! It’s a downer and also meaningless (a sort of fake zen koan mysteriousness) — one just stops paying attention to it. I’m actually thinking of looking around for another app with more encouraging messages (reinforcing successful steps when building a good habit). I just hope instead that someone in the developers is listening and will consider this simple change in text, because the music, the SFX, the simplicity — all of that is excellent!

   FiveSisters · 6 Aug 2026

4. 3/5Beautiful, but bad UX

   For the most part, I really like this app. There's no ads and the developers don't collect your data. The app is habit tracking in its simplest form. You just open the app and hold the button, no fluff. The sounds and haptics are great, giving you a small dose of dopamine every time you check something off. I have a handful of issues, though. First is there's a tight character limit on each habit. I found it hard to squeeze some of my habits in. Second is I don't care for the cryptic messages you get with every check. Wish I could disable those. Third and most importantly, the user experience is cumbersome. You have to swipe one at a time through every habit. At the end of every day, when I want to restart back at habit one, I have to swipe through 16 habits. That alone is enough for me to not want to use this app anymore. Then you have the fact that every time you swipe to a different habit, it brings you back to the checkmark screen. So if I want to look at the calendar view for my habits, I have to swipe up twice to get to the calendar, swipe left to go to the next habit, swipe up twice to again get to the calendar, swipe left to go to the next habit, etc... The worst part about this is, these issues aren't readily apparent from the free version when you only have two habits to look at. Finally, this is personal taste, but I don't like a single one of 10 skins you get with premium, which was a bummer.

   Capra Irata · 6 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Love it!

   A. The only app that isn’t going to look over my shoulder saying “whatcha doing now?” Love that. Science based but doesn’t assume they know more than I do about which habit to start with. I love that I didn’t have to start with “drinking water” for 7 days before I could move forward. As an easily discouraged perfectionist, I LOVE that if you miss a day (or a week) that it doesn’t become the app of shame. I never know if I should start over or quit. So I put my tail between my legs and delete it. BTW who ARE these people that start and just consistently bullet their way through a new habit and why do they even need an app for that? True - that when I swipe right I expect to go to the last screen I was on but when my little iceberg or mountain thingy spins and flips instead I’m fine with it :-)

   Chelle27609336 · 6 Aug 2026

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