Productivity
Habit Tracker - Motivated
Habit tracker that scores habit strength instead of streaks, with widgets, collections and rich text notes.
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- Developer
- Hazel Apps SIA
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 100 ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 1.10.1
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Motivated takes a different line from most habit apps: rather than a streak that resets to zero after one missed day, it tracks Habit Strength, a measure of how consistently a habit is kept over time. The pitch is that a broken streak is demoralising and a strength meter isn't. For habits to quit, a special mode marks them complete automatically at the end of each day, so only lapses need logging. Habits can be grouped into collections such as morning or evening, which appear as filters in the main list. Interactive widgets allow completing habits from the home screen, each habit can carry rich text notes, and goals or repeat intervals can be changed without wiping statistics. There are more than 550 icons to pick from. Reminders are set per habit, with optional morning and evening summaries.
Habit Tracker - Motivated: the full guide
What the app is
Motivated argues that streaks are the problem. Miss one day and a 60-day streak resets to zero, which is demoralising enough to make people quit. So Hazel Apps replaces the counter with Habit Strength, a score of how consistently a habit has been kept over time, which dips after a miss rather than collapsing.
Quitting habits get a special mode that marks them complete automatically each night, so only lapses need logging. Collections group habits into morning or evening sets, interactive widgets allow ticking from the home screen, each habit carries rich text notes, and changing a goal doesn't erase its history. Over 550 icons are available.
How it works day to day
The daily list filters by collection, so the morning set shows first. You complete items from the widget without opening the app. A missed day shows as a dent in the strength meter the next morning, not a reset to zero, which changes how it feels to come back.
For something you're trying to stop, you do nothing unless you slip, then log it. Notes attached to a habit record why it matters or what got in the way. Morning and evening summaries arrive as optional reminders.
Why people look for it
People who've quit three habit apps after breaking a streak search for an alternative to streak counting, and Motivated's Habit Strength is the direct answer. The automatic-completion mode for quitting habits is a second specific draw. With only a hundred ratings, it's found by searching the problem, not the name.
Look and feel
Five screenshots are listed, likely showing the strength meter, a collection-filtered list and a widget. The 550-plus icon library suggests a visual, icon-led habit list, and rich text notes imply a fuller detail screen than most trackers. Beyond that the input doesn't describe the palette or layout.
