Lazy Bones - Routine Planner

Terrible design

It’s a lot like Productive - Habit Tracker (by Apalon Apps), but with more colors / icons and less functions (like frequency of items). I like it and paid for a subscription, because it could be great for specializing certain routines (using different apps for different priorities). I like the design, but I didn’t find the suggested habits to be useful. And, I had trouble at first finding the button to create your own habit. I scanned through all of them, but didn’t use any of the templates. I downloaded the app on my iPad, too, and while the subscription restored successfully, and the initial sync worked smoothly, it seems like you need to continue manually syncing thereafter. So, I’ll probably only be using it on one device. I looked to contact customer service about this, but couldn’t find any link, other than to the developer’s LinkedIn. I feel like for a paid app or subscription, no matter how little, they should offer some kind of support. Oh, hi! I just saw this years later, and I still use this app. I kept it because it is one of my favorites. I see support now in settings, so I’m upgrading my rating to 5. I do really like the aesthetics.

Love this app. I love that I can do things in Shortcuts with it too, and I love even more that I can check off a task using Shortcuts and an NFC tag. One thing I would add is the ability to make things every # of weeks (like taking my recycling to the curb, which is every other week.) It messes with my habit count.

The only reason I purchased a premium subscription was that it said icloud sync would enable it to sync to the apple tv. This did not work and now I can’t cancel the subscription.

Love it. I’ve tried every single routine app out there and finally this one checks all the boxes. Thank you so much!

I love this app. The ability to add notes to a habit helps me feel very organized. I also like the different colors that can be assigned to each habit. The notifications work well and the reminders get me off the couch and doing whatever I need to do. Assigning specific times for each habit is great too. There are some downsides though. Managing habits in the setting menu seems excessive. Being able to manage habits within the habit would be simpler. This isn’t a huge deal, but it can be confusing if you forget where this setting is. My biggest issue is syncing between devices. My iPhone never syncs with my iPad. I frequently switch between the two devices and even though it says iCloud sync is enabled, it doesn’t sync. I receive notifications for things that I have completed, and it becomes egregious for repeating habits. I’m aware that this issue is being worked on, but it is currently an issue. Also, if you don’t have the Apple’s “Mail” app you can’t access help and support or the bug reporting options. To send an email about the syncing issue I had to download Mail, and then create an iCloud email to contact support. Super annoying. Other than those downsides, the app is pretty great if you plan to only use one device.

I paid for one year and it never registered in the app. I emailed them and they never replied so I paid $40 for nothing.

Been using this for a year and love it. I especially love the new update.

This app much better a year or two ago… much simpler and I liked the interaction with completing a task way more before. I don’t think I’ll keep using anymore. It’s not the same.

As a night owl, I really want the flexibility to edit the timeframe of Morning Afternoon and Evening to make the checklist fit into my body clock better. For example, a typical morning for me is 8-13, a typical evening for me is 19-2.