A polished routine and habit planner with mood logging and personality-based suggestions. Easy to get started, motivating to keep using—backed by a 4.8★ rating and over 10 million installs. | A bookmark manager that's easy to use, looks good, and helps you keep all your links in one place. The free plan is generous, and there are extra features if you want to upgrade. | |
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. | 8.0 | 8.1 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 |
Android User rating and stats for the app on Android browser. | ![]() Downloads | ![]() Downloads |
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Features Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Features' aspect of each app. | 8.5 Me+ goes beyond basic habit tracking with a full routine planner, mood logging, and optional personality-based guidance. During our testing, we found it especially good at turning plans into action through clear steps and timely reminders. Here's what we liked most:
Areas for improvement: some advanced content sits behind a paywall, and reordering items via drag-and-drop could be smoother. While HabitNow offers more comprehensive scheduling and timer features, Me+ focuses on routine structure and personalization. Overall, it's a thoughtful feature set that earns an 8.5. Winner in this category | 8.0 Raindrop.io has lots of useful features:
We wish there were more ways to highlight and connect with other apps, but overall, it covers what most people need. 8 out of 10. |
Performance Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Performance' aspect of each app. | 8.3 Me+ felt stable and responsive throughout our tests. Navigation is smooth, widgets update reliably, and notifications fire on time. We noticed occasional sluggishness when reordering many items in long routines, especially on older devices, but it didn't affect daily use. While Loop Habit Tracker offers superior performance with its lightweight design and 9.8 performance rating, Me+ provides solid performance that earns an 8.3. Winner in this category | 7.8 Raindrop.io is fast and works well most of the time. Syncing is quick, and the app is stable. We did notice some slowdowns and small bugs with really big collections, but updates help keep things running smoothly. 7.8 out of 10. |
Design Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Design' aspect of each app. | 8.8 The interface is clean and purposeful, with typography and color used to guide your attention without getting in the way. We always knew what was next, and progress felt tangible. What stood out to us:
A dark mode would be nice for early mornings, and the drag-and-drop could be more obvious visually. Still, the design supports the main goal: helping you do the next right thing. While HabitKit offers more elegant GitHub-style visualization, Me+ provides a practical, motivating interface. We rate design at 8.8. | 9.0 We really like how Raindrop.io looks. It's clean, modern, and easy to get around. Custom icons and cover images are a nice touch. Even with lots of bookmarks, it's easy to find what you want. Sometimes the mobile app feels a bit crowded, but overall, it's one of the best-looking bookmark managers we've tried. 9 out of 10. Winner in this category |
Value for Money Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Value for Money' aspect of each app. | 7.2 The free tier covers the essentials and is enough for many users. If you want advanced content and more customization options, upgrades are available through in-app purchases (€8.99–€74.99 on Google Play). It's good value if you'll use the extra guidance and content regularly; otherwise, the free experience is already quite strong. For users who want completely free unlimited habits, Habitive offers better value. However, Me+'s MBTI guidance and structured approach may justify the cost for users who need more than basic tracking. We rate value for money at 7.2. | 7.5 The free plan is generous and works for most people. The Pro plan adds some powerful extras, but it might be a bit pricey if you just want the basics. If you use bookmarks a lot, the upgrade is worth it. We'd like to see more pricing options. 7.5 out of 10. Winner in this category |
Ease of Use Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Ease of Use' aspect of each app. | 7.8 Getting started is straightforward and guided. The basics are easy: add a routine, set reminders, start checking things off. As routines get more complex, arranging steps takes more effort, and the drag-and-drop interaction can feel a bit fiddly. Here's what we liked:
There's a reasonable learning curve and strong guidance makes it approachable. While Habitive offers the simplest 3-click setup, Me+ provides more structure for complex routine building. We rate ease of use at 7.8. | 8.5 Raindrop.io is simple to use. Adding and sorting bookmarks is quick, and the app helps you get started right away. Even with a big collection, it's not hard to stay organized. Some advanced features take a little time to learn, and huge collections can get messy, but most people will have no trouble. 8.5 out of 10. Winner in this category |
Security & Privacy Prod Apps's expert score for the 'Security & Privacy' aspect of each app. | 7.5 The app requests sensible permissions and we didn't see any obvious overreach. Your routine data appears to be stored locally with account-based sync features available if you want them. We'd like to see clearer, more prominent documentation on how your data is handled. Bottom line: nothing concerning in our testing, but more transparency would help users feel confident. While HabitKit offers superior privacy with fully local storage and no accounts required, Me+ provides a reasonable balance of convenience and security. We rate security & privacy at 7.5. | 8.0 We felt safe using Raindrop.io. The app only asks for the permissions it needs, and we didn't see any signs of it collecting too much data. You need an account to sync, but we didn't find any big privacy worries. We'd like even more control over our data, but overall, it feels secure. 8 out of 10. Winner in this category |
Conclusion A summary of our findings and final thoughts for each app. | After testing Me+ Lifestyle Routine ourselves, we'd definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a structured, motivating way to build better daily habits. It keeps the important stuff front and center—simple planning, timely reminders, and visible progress. The free version handles the basics well, and if you want deeper guidance and more content, the premium options are there when you're ready. For building sustainable routines that actually stick, Me+ is a solid choice. If you prefer a completely free experience, Habitive offers unlimited habits without any cost. For those who want elegant design and privacy focus, HabitKit provides beautiful GitHub-style visualization. And if you need comprehensive scheduling with timer features, HabitNow offers more advanced functionality. However, Me+'s unique combination of MBTI guidance, mood tracking, and structured routine planning makes it stand out for users who want a more guided approach to habit building. | Raindrop.io is a great tool for keeping your bookmarks tidy and easy to find. We liked how simple it is to save and organize links, and it works well on all our devices. The free version gives you a lot, and the Pro features—like searching everything and saving pages forever—are handy if you need more. The Pro plan could be cheaper, but overall, Raindrop.io is reliable and easy to use. If you want a good-looking app to manage your bookmarks, give it a try. |
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