Atoms - from Atomic Habits

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Thank you very much for the application! The book is sold worldwide, are there any plans to add other languages ​​to the app?

I'm a huge fan of James Clear's 'Atomic Habits,' so I was excited to try the Atoms app. The graphics are fantastic, and the app is incredibly user-friendly. It's so convenient to use, and I'm optimistic that it will help me become a better person. Highly recommend for anyone looking to build positive habits!

I’m glad to have this app, because atomic habits was of great help to me and it’s also well organized.

This app is amazing. It is easy to use and give me motivation to complete my task

On the progress tab, the reflection tiles don’t show that I have already logged a reflection for the day

I’m a huge fan of James clears work and has had an incredibly positive impact on my life. However, I cannot in good conscience. Recommend this app in its current state. at $70 a year it is too lacking in features relative to its cheaper competitors available in the App Store.

I really appreciate that there was a price drop from the insanely high original price. But $70 a year still seems over priced. Like everyone else, I’m a big fan of the book, and hoped for a great supplemental app. I just can’t justify paying that much

I love the book but this app has terrible UI. It’s downright confusing. I can’t even figure out how to unlog a day. I was trying to log a habit for yesterday and accidentally logged it for today(again, the UI is confusing), now there seems to be no way to remove it. Glad I never paid for this garbage app.

The app launched free with a limited set of core features, with minimal prompts to “upgrade” and few paywalls. A respectable start, and one I’d considered paying for. Yet after a few months, the app has now restricted free users to a singular habit. In fact, habits I’ve been tracking previously for free are now locked behind a paywall. The core vision of the app is to enable visibility and encourage steady, regular behavioral changes. Not sure why James or his team would aggressively counteract the goal and restrict core functionality of this app except to drive greater profit. It’s frankly embarrassing - the free version would better be renamed to “Atom,” since you’re only supported for one change at a time.