Chains.cc Reviews – Page 3
4/5 rating based on 57 reviews. Read all reviews for Chains.cc for iPhone.
Chains.cc is paid iOS app published by Sauli-Sakari Hirvi
Useless want money back
Mrsolik
I have a chain that I haven't broken for 1200 days. This app won't let me add those days. My old app, which was great, now crashes.
99.9% perfect...daylight savings time problem
TSwank
Hasn't updated with Daylight Savings Time. All reminders are an hour off. Everything else solid though.
Error messed up chains, deleting app
LADucks
Don't bother with Chains. I have used Chains for a while and liked it, in part because I really like the look of the app/its interface. A recent error screwed up my chains - it was like someone else had gone into my account and randomly checked days going more than a week back. Since the dev/devs don't seem interested in doing anything more with the app, I'm done with it. It's deleted off my phone and I already have a replacement.
Love the app, but sync is an issue
Butts99
This app is perfectly designed for someone who likes to track multiple habits and see how often they're succeeding. Only complaint is that sync takes a long time and you cannot use the app while it syncs. I'd love a calendar view option to see how well I'm doing in a month view in addition to the current streak view. Otherwise, great app. I want to keep using it so I hope the developers are able to fix the sync issue.
Syncing is an issue
rexabilly
This would be a 4-5 star app but syncing is an issue. It doesn't sync correctly between devices. Really hope the developer gets a handle on this for the next update.
Wish you could track things more than once a day
Romeisburning
It builds momentum to track each win every time you do it. Sometimes it's moment by moment wins and not day by day.
Very good app
Selvin369
It sounds very simple, and it really is a very basic app. That's what makes it so great, it is an easy way to stay accountable to yourself and build habits that can then change you. I would recommend it for anyone doing anything from starting a new instrument to staying on a consistent workout routine.