Just got a pixel 8b and it's incompatible.

I'm on Android 10, and when creating a new habit, in the "Advanced habit building" drop-down the info box for "Show reward" appears below the screen if any of the textboxes are selected.

Steps to reproduce
Create a new habit, tap in one of the textboxes, then hold the info button next to "Show reward".

Thoughts
I'm not at all familiar with Flutter, but perhaps there's a way to insert newlines under the info box to force it into view while the keyboard is open?

I found a clone of this app on the Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=work.mywild.Habits

The developer's apps are all just clones of other open-source projects with AI generated app icons.

The developer's GitHub - https://github.com/djacidfx

Currently, there are a dark and a light theme. We should add a material you theme to follow the phone theme on Android 13+

It would be nice if the app had daily backup function where we can sync it via third party apps in order to maintain progress and maybe also auto import from a certain diractory to be able sync between devices.

It'd be great if Habo was translatable into different languages.

Once translation support is implemented in the code, Habo could be translated via Weblate, which has a free tier for free and open-source projects.

I suggest to change the current icon for a themed icon to follow material you on Android 13

First of all thank you for this amazing app.

I was using the app today when o saw this interesting thing.
To me sound like a little bug because my actual streak on this habit is 2 not 9. I failed on this habit 2 times, but the actual streak counter did not reset.

Would a Mastodon account for this project be possible?

Is making widgets on your agenda?
This can help users with their habit building.

Thank you for your work

Please add the option to create a habit and establish a value as a daily goal or limit for the habit

Thanks

It'd be great to support Habo on Linux too.

I opened up a pull request for this purpose — #28 .

Once that's accepted, I can work on creating a Flatpak for this that could be published on Flathub, a popular app store for Linux.

Would be really nice to have adaptive icons support.

App looks interesting on android. Any timeline on when an iOS release might be available?

Is there a flutter build that runs on iOS currently?

Thanks for sharing open source code.

Please add a Separation between two habits like this

A request for packaging has been opened here: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/rfp/-/issues/1881

Hi! love the app!

I was wondering if the notifications are still not 'complete' on iOS? I just installed the app, but seems like I'm not getting any notifications.

For now, I could just use Shortcuts.app to send notifications, but I was wondering if it's a bug or not :)

Hi, I think it would be nice if we could set Punishment in Advanced habit building, for not doing the habit.

For example, I want to wake up early, if I don't, I want to punish myself to force donate some certain money to some like Wikipedia or maybe for this project

Thanks for this awesome and pretty app. Greatly appreciated :)

Here is the open source app:

https://f-droid.org/packages/org.isoron.uhabits/

Please add an option to import habits from this app its open source too.

Hello can you make the app open with tasks already predefined in the homescreen ? If it is possible how can i do it please ?

So I noticed one bug when counting streak for an Habit which has two day rule enabled.

So if I skip a day then don't do the next day and then complete the habit the following day the streak continues.

But if I don't complete the habit today and skip the next day then the streak count resets.

I am assuming it's a bug so reporting. Anyway, Thanks.

Please highlighted the day name like "Mon".
And Please if possible then add three word day name like "Sun".

Would be nice if you can please add the habit grouping in tabs or some other way as shown in picture above.

Thank you.

Can you add an option for folders, categories or tags that we can assign to each habit. This will help organize habits into different sections. For example: Personal Habits, Academic Habits, Hobbies etc. (Custom names as per user)
The below screenshot is from a notes app named NOTO

I can create tags (folders) and when creating a new note, can add these created tags to the note. So, later if I need to view only my notes with tag Random Notes, I will simply click on it and it will filter the targeted notes and display it to me.

Could you update the interface to m3 design language

make the navigation bar transparent, or make it the same color as the background

right now it's just black In light/dark theme

Hey,

I like the UI.

Can I get the backend source code, please? I can offer some $

Thanks

It would be nice if there was the ability to add habits that are completed for an entire week instead of for each day. It could for example look like a large horizontal block with one of the completion icons and colours and when not yet marked as completed skipped, or failed show a days remaining counter.

Please add black amoled theme , as it's essential on phones with OLED display, Thanks

Android version: 10
Habo version: 2.0.0

Problem

The 'create habit' button is obscuring the very last date at the bottom of the screen. I can still access the date if I scroll a little, but it is frustrating as it's just a bit of visibility.

In the first screenshot 'do blender' was the last habit in the list and in the second screenshot 'ex' was the last habit in the list

Possible solution:

A very rough idea would be to add a bit of white space at the bottom so the button has space to be without obscuring the UI.

Thank you for your time!

Screenshots

The inclusion of categories would make it easier to view habits in an organized manner.

Suggested implementation:

1. The category selector could be placed under the weekday row and it would move horizontally.
2. An option to assign a category could be added inside the habit options

Would you please add a setting to compact the list of habits to small size.

Thanks