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Main
Task management+±
Recurring tasks—+
Subtasks recurring+—
Habit tracking++
Goals progress tracking—+
Notes templates±—
Calendar view+±
Time blocking±±
Goal setting—+
SMART goals—±
Long-term goals—+
Short-term goals—+
Milestones—±
Action steps—+
Planner & calendar segregation±—
Offline mode±±
Reminders—+
Notes—±
Templates—±
Collaboration—−
Goal review—+
Categories / areas—±
Platforms
Windows−—
Android++
Web−+
MacOS−—
iOS−+
Desktop—−
Free version—±
Sync across devices±—
Calendar sync
Calendar sync±—
Integrated calendar±—
Synchronize with Apple Calendar±—
Synchronize with Google Calendar±—
Synchronize with Microsoft Calendar−—
Outlook sync−—
Interface
Themes / appearance presets+—
Notification support+—
On-screen reminders+—
Repeated reminders+—
Drag & drop+—
Visual planning—+
Special features
AI assistance / AI features−+
Attachments & embedded media±—
Stickers±—
Handwriting & stylus
Apple Pencil support−—
Handwriting / stylus support−—
Palm rejection−—
PDF annotation / markup−—
Handwriting to text conversion−—
Search in handwriting−—
Synchronize & backup
Cloud sync±—
Auto backup+—
Notes / tasks sharing−—
Collaboration / sharing (incl. team)−—
Profile
Calendars±—

HabitNow

Pros

  • Combines recurring habits, chores, and simple todos with streaks and charts in one app
  • Timer modes support Pomodoro-style focus without installing another timer app
  • Widgets and reminders keep routines visible on the home screen
  • Backup and lock options appeal to people nervous about losing streak data
  • Store ratings stay strong against much larger habit-tracker franchises

Cons

  • No official iPhone or iPad client — mixed-device households need another tool on Apple hardware
  • Indie footprint means roadmap and support depend on a small team
  • Google Play listing still collects typical Google-account telemetry categories
  • Power project managers still graduate to TickTick, Todoist, or Notion-style stacks