Cub: Self Care Habit Tracker

I was having issues with the app crashing when I tried to edit tasks. They contacted me super quickly and pushed an update to fix the issue. They responded very quickly and had it fixed in no time. Very impressed and excited to get to use the full potential of the app now :)

Loved the points at the beginning to get be into playing and decorating. As time went on, seeing the cub evolve as you level up creates more motivation. Love the room being decorated as I like. Didn’t realize how useful this would be. I rely on “cub” heavily and is one of the first things I check into in the morning with my coffee. It took a while to get all the chores in there that I needed reminders for and set to the right intervals (which I love how customized it is able to be). The breakdown into morning / afternoon / evening really helps with organizing the day without seeming to daunting - being able to see the entire day and then into its sections is really helpful for me. The item I check off moving to the bottom and only leaving open tasks is a life changer. The mood log, reflection journals, lessons and quizzes, tools and daily quotes are all items I use. Educational, fun and like being able to look back on my mood log. I do not have a enough good things to say. The more I use it, the more I discover. At this point it is an open app on my phone all the time. A sense of security reducing anxiety being able to check in and know where I’m at for the day and what’s coming. It’s also great for looking back on days you feel you’ve accomplished nothing - or what your brain thinks is nothing - but I have an entire list checked off in front of me showing me I was productive. I could go on and on - this has been a welcome addition to my journey. I’ve been using for a couple months now and am so happy I gave it a shot. I was very uncertain about it, didn’t think it would help or work - this is an instance I will happily say I was wrong. If I have one tip for consumers - don’t be afraid to put in a task you think is “so small” it’s ridiculous to list. If it is something you forget or would like to do more consistently, just add it to your routine. I find I’m still adding/changing mine. Those little tasks get done, you feel good about it. I look around and things I used to let slide no longer slide and allows a more peaceful relaxing environment. I’ve rambled enough - but you get the point. If you know you know and get the app because I still can’t get over how incredibly useful and beneficial “cub” is to my day to day life (btw - love I got to customize cub and name, etc).

It’s an amazing app, but at first it asks you to pay, but then there’s an X button that you can press

I don’t usually smile a lot in the school and stuff and I always get distracted in school so this helps me a lot

I mean, I get it for people who have very little motivation within themselves and maybe buying things for a cartoon digital panda might give them some type of external motivation to work out or reflect on their day or even just get in a routine of anything positive, and most things are now marketed in a gamification way… But I’m using this for a week now and I couldn’t care less if the panda lives or dies tbh

Not much to do without the subscription. The “Discover” tasks won’t load. I like the fidget stuff though.

The premise is a really cute idea. There is ideas for staying productive no matter where you’re at. Or you can create your own. Get little credits for completing your daily tasks and buy things for your little panda. Has been helping me stay motivated and not forget things. Also has journaling prompts, quizzes for adhd’ers, and more cute little options. Hoping there’s more panda accessories soon 🥰

I really like the app I just wish you could interact with your cub more. It would be nice if you could rearrange the furniture as well. Seems crowded and the placement drives my OCD crazy. Overall great app and super helpful for reminders and encouragement.

Like a lot of other folks, my primary complaint is that the execution is way too basic. I expected more features, and more of a tamagotchi experience to hold me accountable. I quickly ran out of things to do with the points I accumulated before the free trial ran out. More of a difficulty curve is needed to keep me motivated and feeling like I’m making progress. Now the app is functionally just a checklist with no gamified elements. I’ll happily pay for the app when I see new features implemented, but right now I don’t think it can justify the cost.

Love the idea of earning points and buying things for your cub with the points. App is pretty new still and I’m hoping they will add more things to this feature like furniture, outfits etc., because it’s a brilliant idea for ADHDers. Can’t wait to see what else they have in store for the future, for how young the app is I do think it’s brilliant and the first of its kind. Great job guys. Only 4 stars because there’s always room for improvements. I’m having an issue! I deleted the app by accident but I’ve already paid for the year!! It’s bringing up the payment options again, what do I do?