Done Support
I'm here to help you get the most out of Done. Find answers to common questions below or reach out directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a new habit?
Add a habit and choose one of the three tracking types — Yes/No, duration, or count. Set a schedule with specific weekdays or a flexible number of days per week, and optionally add a reminder. Start tracking habits free; Lifetime Access removes the habit limit.
How do I log a habit?
Do the habit inside Done with the full-screen Activity Cover, or quickly mark it complete, skipped, or failed when the activity happened elsewhere. Checking off a habit from the medium and large widgets, from a reminder notification or with Siri comes with Lifetime Access. Logging in the app is always free.
How do I read my progress?
Statistics stay neutral on purpose: completion rates, monthly gauges, calendar heatmaps, weekly trends, best days, and recovery patterns. Skipped and failed days are recorded as information, not turned into streak pressure or public comparison.
How do I set up reminders?
When creating or editing a habit, toggle on "Reminder" and select a time. Make sure you've allowed notifications for Done in your iOS Settings. Reminders will only appear on days the habit is scheduled.
Is my data synced to the cloud?
Core habit data is local by default, and Done does not require an account. With Lifetime Access, a one-time purchase with no subscription, optional iCloud sync can sync habit data through your Apple iCloud/CloudKit when enabled and available. Optional feedback is sent to Daniel's feedback backend connected to Notion only when you submit it.
Does Done use Apple Health?
Done can optionally read selected Apple Health data on your device for habits you connect to Health. Apple Health is part of Lifetime Access. Health access is controlled by Apple's Health permission sheet and can be changed in iOS Settings. Done does not send Health data to the feedback backend.
How do I delete a habit?
Swipe left on any habit in your list to reveal the delete option. Deleting a habit will also remove all of its completion history. This action cannot be undone.
What happens if I delete the app?
Deleting the app removes local app data from that device. If iCloud sync with Lifetime Access was enabled, habit data synced through Apple iCloud/CloudKit may remain available through your Apple account according to Apple's iCloud behavior.
Still need help?
If you can't find the answer to your question, please contact me at developer@crafterapps.com or use the optional in-app feedback flow. In-app feedback sends your name, email address, message, priority, and support metadata to Daniel's feedback backend connected to Notion.
When you email, include the app version, your device model and OS version, what you expected, and the steps that led to the problem. Share screenshots only if they do not contain information you want to keep private.