ChatOn AI is a comprehensive AI assistant powered by multiple advanced models including GPT-4o and Claude 3.7. It offers text generation, AI image creation, document analysis, and YouTube video summarization in one platform. | TheFor: Habit Tracker is a minimalist, ad-free app that lets you track unlimited habits for free. Its clean design and smooth experience make it easy to build better routines, with advanced analytics and customization available in the premium version. | |
Key Features A summary of the most important features offered by each app. |
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Our Rating Prod Apps's expert review score for each app, based on hands-on testing and research. | 6.8 | 8.7 Winner in this category |
Total users Total active users across all major browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. | 0 | 0 |
Total ratings Total number of user ratings received across all supported browsers. | 0 | 0 |
Average rating Average user rating across all browsers, calculated from available store ratings. | — ⭐ | — ⭐ |
Entry Level Price The minimum price required to start using the app. "Free" means a free tier is available. | Free | Free |
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Features Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Features' aspect of each app. | 8.0 ChatOn AI has a really impressive set of features that goes way beyond just chatting with AI. We found it can handle text generation, image creation, document analysis, and lots more - basically everything you'd want from an AI assistant. Here's what we liked most:
But we did run into some issues. Recent updates seem to have caused performance problems - the app sometimes freezes up or needs to be restarted to work properly. Also, the image generation feature, while cool in theory, doesn't always give you what you ask for. The free version is pretty limited, which makes sense but might be frustrating if you want to test everything before paying. We give features an 8.0 - great variety and innovation, but the reliability could be better. Winner in this category | 7.8 TheFor: Habit Tracker covers all the basics - you get unlimited habits for free, streak tracking, reminders, and a clear, motivating overview of your progress. Premium unlocks advanced analytics, backup, color customization, widgets, routines, and a journal—so if you want to go deeper, the option is there. We did run into a few limitations: there's no way to set monthly or custom frequencies for habits, and backup/sync is only available for premium users and limited to one device. Habit categories or grouping are missing, and we'd love to see more widget options and richer analytics. Still, for most people, the core features are more than enough to build and stick to new habits. Compared to Habitive which offers unlimited habits completely free, TheFor's freemium model provides more advanced features but at a cost. For users who need comprehensive scheduling and timer functionality, HabitNow offers more robust planning tools. |
Performance Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Performance' aspect of each app. | 5.5 ChatOn AI's performance is the biggest problem we found. Recent user feedback shows serious reliability issues that make the app frustrating to use, and these problems seem to have gotten worse after recent updates. What works well when it's running:
But there are major performance issues:
These performance problems have been going on for weeks, and some users say the app has become basically unusable. The developers don't seem to be responding quickly to fix these issues. While ChatOn AI has the potential to perform well based on its features and user base, the current reliability problems make it hard to use. We give performance a 5.5 - below average due to persistent stability issues. | 9.0 Performance is rock solid. The app launches quickly, navigation is snappy, and everything from marking habits to viewing analytics feels smooth. Animations are polished and never slow things down. We did notice the occasional delay with widget updates or reminders, but these were rare and never got in the way of daily use. TheFor is a dependable choice for anyone serious about tracking habits. This performance puts TheFor ahead of some competitors like Habitica which has reported occasional bugs and slowdowns, though Habitica's unique gamification features make it appealing for users who want a more engaging experience. Winner in this category |
Design Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Design' aspect of each app. | 7.5 ChatOn AI has a clean, modern look that does a good job organizing all its features. The interface is easy to navigate and looks professional, though there are a few areas that could be improved. What we liked about the design:
Some things could be better though. The interface can feel a bit crowded when you're using advanced features, and some users say the image generation interface could be more intuitive. The transitions between different AI models and features could be smoother too. Overall, the design is solid and functional, though not particularly groundbreaking compared to other AI apps. We give design a 7.5 - it works well and looks good, but could use some polish. | 9.2 TheFor stands out for its design. The interface is clean, modern, and genuinely enjoyable to use. Everything feels thoughtfully laid out, and the minimalist look keeps you focused on what matters—your habits. Subtle animations and a calming color palette add polish without getting in the way. Most customization options (like extra colors) are premium, but the default look is already a cut above most habit trackers. We did spot a few minor quirks with widget alignment, and we'd welcome even more flexibility in widget appearance, but these are small details in an otherwise beautiful app. While HabitKit offers the most elegant GitHub-style visualization in the category, TheFor's design is more approachable and user-friendly for everyday use. Winner in this category |
Value for Money Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Value for Money' aspect of each app. | 6.0 ChatOn AI's value is complicated and really depends on your experience with the app. Some users get great value, while others feel ripped off due to performance issues and subscription problems. What makes it good value:
But there are some real problems:
The value really depends on whether you run into the performance issues. If everything works smoothly, the features justify the cost. But the combination of reliability problems and subscription issues really hurts the overall value. We give value for money a 6.0 - potentially good value when it works, but the problems make it hard to recommend confidently. | 7.7 TheFor: Habit Tracker is a great value, especially if you're happy with the basics. Unlimited habit tracking and an ad-free experience are free, which is rare. If you want analytics, backup, customization, widgets, and more, premium is available as a one-time lifetime purchase or a low-cost subscription. Premium is fairly priced for what you get, but if you only want one advanced feature, it might feel like a lot. We'd also like to see backup and sync work across multiple devices. Still, the free tier is generous, and the premium upgrade is worth it if you want to unlock everything. For users who want maximum value without any cost, Habitive offers everything completely free. Those seeking a one-time purchase model might prefer HabitNow which provides comprehensive features for a single payment. Winner in this category |
Ease of Use Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Ease of Use' aspect of each app. | 7.0 ChatOn AI is generally pretty easy to use, especially for an app with so many features. It does a good job making advanced AI capabilities accessible to everyone, though recent performance issues have made it less reliable. What makes it easy to use:
But we ran into some problems during testing. Recent updates seem to have made the app less reliable - it often freezes up or needs to be restarted to work properly. This really hurts the ease of use since you can't count on it to work consistently. Some of the more advanced features like image generation and document analysis have interfaces that could use better tutorials or guides. The free vs premium feature split can also be confusing. When it's working properly, ChatOn is very easy to use. But the current reliability issues make it frustrating. We give ease of use a 7.0 - good when it works, but the performance problems really get in the way. | 9.3 TheFor is refreshingly easy to use. Getting started takes seconds, and adding or checking off habits is as simple as a tap or swipe. The uncluttered interface means you're never lost, and all the essentials are right where you expect them. We especially liked how intuitive the daily and weekly overviews are—seeing your progress at a glance is genuinely motivating. Some advanced options, like reordering routines or using widgets, could be a bit easier to find, but overall, habit tracking here feels effortless, even if you're new to this kind of app. This ease of use puts TheFor on par with Habitive in terms of user experience, though Habitive's 3-click setup is slightly faster for new users. Winner in this category |
Security & Privacy Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Security & Privacy' aspect of each app. | 6.5 ChatOn AI's approach to security and privacy is a mixed bag, which is pretty typical for AI assistant apps. There are some good things, but also some concerns you should know about. The good stuff:
But there are some privacy concerns to be aware of:
The app could be more transparent about its privacy policy and how it handles data. You should be careful about what sensitive information you share, since your conversations and files get processed by third-party AI services. We give security and privacy a 6.5 - okay for an AI assistant, but be careful with sensitive information. | 9.0 Privacy is handled well. You don't need an account to use the core features, and your data stays on your device unless you choose to back up or sync. The app only asks for essential permissions, like notifications for reminders, and we didn't see any intrusive ads or third-party tracking. Backup and sync are premium-only and limited to one device, which keeps things simple and secure, but might be a drawback if you want true cross-device sync. For most people, TheFor offers a strong level of privacy and peace of mind. This approach is similar to Habitive which also keeps data local, though Habitive doesn't require any account setup at all for maximum privacy. Winner in this category |
Conclusion A summary of our findings and final thoughts for each app. | ChatOn AI is a solid all-in-one AI assistant that brings together multiple AI models in one app. It's got text generation, image creation, document analysis, and more - basically everything you'd want from an AI helper. Lots of users love it for its features and ease of use, but there are some concerns about recent performance problems and how accurate the image generation really is. The free version gives you a taste of what it can do, but you'll need to pay to unlock the good stuff. If you're looking for a multi-purpose AI assistant that can handle both text and images, ChatOn is worth checking out. Just keep in mind that your experience might vary depending on how the app is running when you use it. | TheFor: Habit Tracker stands out for its minimalist design, unlimited free habit tracking, and smooth user experience. In our review, we found it to be a great choice for anyone who wants a simple, distraction-free way to build better habits. While many advanced features require a premium upgrade, the free version is generous and ad-free. If you value a clean interface and want to track unlimited habits without clutter, TheFor is an excellent option—especially if you're willing to pay for more in-depth analytics and customization. For users who want everything completely free, Habitive offers unlimited habits without any premium restrictions. Those seeking more elegant design might prefer HabitKit with its beautiful GitHub-style visualization, while users wanting comprehensive scheduling features should consider HabitNow. |
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