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Me+ Lifestyle Routine

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Value score / 100 Worth paying? Depends It depends

Me+ is a highly-rated routine and habit tracker that many users find helpful for organization and mental well-being, but its recent shift to a severely limited free tier makes the paid version almost essential for full functionality.

Free + in-app purchases seen up to $79.99 4.8★ lifetime (243,637) since 2022

Me+ is a popular app for building routines, tracking habits, and managing stress, with many users praising its effectiveness for organization and mental health R2R8R10. However, recent updates have significantly restricted the free version, limiting users to only 4-10 tasks or habits, pushing most users towards a paid subscription for core features R4R18R20R31. While the app's lifetime rating is high, recent reviews indicate a strong dissatisfaction with the new paywall.

Free vs paid

The free version of Me+ allows for basic hydration checkups and a very limited number of tasks, typically between 4 to 10 items R4R18R20R31. Many users report that this free limit is insufficient for managing a full daily routine or habit list R31. To add more tasks, track future activities, or access features like the AI, users must pay for a premium or VIP subscription R4R14R45. Some users also report issues with free trials disappearing and being charged immediately R92R112R211.

Value complaints

  • The free version has been significantly downgraded, limiting users to only 4-10 tasks or habits without paying for a subscription.R4R18R20R31
  • Many users feel pressured to pay for basic functionality that used to be free, leading to accusations of being "money hungry" or a "scam."R14R37R103R105
  • There are complaints about misleading free trials, with users being charged immediately or finding the trial disappears after selecting a plan.R92R112R211
  • The app's pricing is considered too high, with some users unwilling to pay for a lifestyle routine app.R36R39R103R137
  • The app uses manipulative language in its paywall prompts, such as "give up on making a change" instead of a simple "no" option.R182
  • Some paid features, like the AI, have been reported to have glitches or not function as expected.R53
  • Users cannot add tasks for future days without paying.R45R148

Where it delivers

  • The app is highly effective for building routines, tracking habits, and improving organization.R4R8R11R12
  • It helps users manage stress, anxiety, and depression, leading to improved mood and mental well-being.R1R2R10R15
  • The app motivates users to be more productive and achieve their goals.R5R8R10R12
  • It is particularly helpful for individuals with ADHD in managing their routines and discipline.R26R33R38R49
Worth paying if

It is worth paying for Me+ if you find its specific routine-building and habit-tracking interface highly effective for managing ADHD, anxiety, or general organization, and if the limited free version is insufficient for your needs R26R33R38R49. You should also be comfortable with the subscription model and potential high costs R36R137.

Skip / stay free if

You should skip paying for Me+ if you are looking for a completely free routine tracker, as its free features are now extremely limited R4R18R20R31. Also skip if you are sensitive to aggressive monetization tactics, such as constant VIP pop-ups and misleading free trial offers R142R182R211.

Evidence note: The high lifetime rating of 4.8 is largely contradicted by recent reviews, which are overwhelmingly negative regarding the app's monetization changes. The positive reviews tend to be older or from users who haven't encountered the new paywalls, while the negative reviews specifically address the recent downgrading of free features and aggressive payment prompts.

Frequently asked

Is Me+ Lifestyle Routine truly free to use?
No, while the app is free to download, its free version is severely limited, typically allowing only 4-10 tasks or habits before requiring payment for more functionality R4R18R20R31. Many users consider it a "money grabber" due to these restrictions .
What are the main benefits of using Me+?
Me+ is praised for helping users build routines, track habits, reduce stress and anxiety, and improve overall organization and productivity R2R8R10R15. It is also noted as particularly helpful for individuals with ADHD R26R33R38R49.
Are there any issues with the Me+ free trial or payment process?
Yes, several users report issues with the free trial, including it disappearing or being charged immediately after selecting a plan, despite believing they were starting a trial R92R112R211. There are also complaints about aggressive and misleading payment prompts within the app R142R182.

What reviewers actually said

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  1. [R4] 3/5 · US It’s…okay.: App is very good with building routines and self check lists. But, almost everything costs money. For free, you can only get hydration checkups and one list with like five things. It’s a shame every app nowadays costs money. But, overall, it is not really bad just needs more options and abilities for people who don’t wanna pay
  2. [R18] 1/5 · US This app sucks: At first when I started using it you could have a lot of routine check offs and not have to buy the pro plan but now you can only have 10 it’s stupid and I hate the company for that
  3. [R20] 1/5 · US Free Version Was Downgraded: I used to love this app until they put a cap on how many habits you can keep track of without paying for the pro version.
  4. [R31] 1/5 · US Not enough disappointed :(: I wish I could give 1/2 a star. It’s so bad. We can’t even have more than like 5-10 routine check offs with out having to pay !!!!!!!!!! Probably going to delete this app as soon as I find I better one ( which shouldn’t be to hard AT ALL!!!!)
  5. [R14] 1/5 · US Scam: It said it was free but I went to add more things to my list and it cost money
  6. [R37] 1/5 · US I am NOT made of money: always tryna squeeze money out of me
  7. [R103] 1/5 · GB money thirsty: would be such a great app and I had such great expectations as it looked high quality when it was asking me questions, then it turned money thirsty. Would have been the perfect app for my adhd and my lack of motivation! Such a let down and disappointment. Would be better if prices are MUCH lower or not having to pay anyway.
  8. [R105] 1/5 · GB Bad: It was good for a bit but when i wanted to add more it just came up with like VIP or like shopping and ads. NOT GOOD
  9. [R92] 1/5 · US Do not buy! Sneaky company!: I was under the impression that I was starting a 7-day free trial. Apparently, they trick you into clicking the plan after they bait and switch you with a limited time discount, what was NOT clear was that the 7-day free trial disappears. Not only that, the app is completely not what I thought it was and now I can’t cancel it and get my money back! Completely sneaky p
  10. [R112] 1/5 · GB Don’t bother!: Says it’s a free trial! Charged me straight away - contacted customer service and shock no reply
  11. [R211] 1/5 · CA High Pressure Sales - No Free Trial: Was looking into the app pricing and reading reviews, selected an option that provided value but it seems to have removed the free trial and cancellation. Intake questions and information provided, now the only “task” it has assigned is to Take A Deep Breath, once daily. What a waste of time and money.
  12. [R36] 3/5 · US Ehh: It is fine but app that wants to help you live a better lifestyle should not have a subscription fee
  13. [R39] 3/5 · US Eh: So it looks nice and I wanna do it, but I don’t wanna pay for it. Also I know if I get the free trial I would want to buy it.
  14. [R137] 1/5 · GB I’m never gonna use you again: You made me pay for something that would help me with my ADHD. I was gonna use this app and recommend it to all my friends but as a kid having to pay £12.99 a month for a lifestyle routine that’s not okay one star.
  15. [R182] 2/5 · GB disappointing: you have to pay for vip if you want anything good to come from this app. i understand that that is the norm now, but the pop ups are constant and unnecessarily rude. for example, instead of having a simple “no” button when it asks you to pay to make a tedious daily routine, it says “give up on making a change.” what? surely that’s a bit tone deaf for an app marketed at recovery from
  16. [R53] 2/5 · US Issues with premium: Okay so I really like this app. It’s fun and helpful and is a great concept. That being said I’m having an issue with the AI feature. I paid for the premium version specifically to try this out. I’m not sure if it is a glitch or an operator error but when I take a photo and the AI responds and asks me to provide feedback it will not let me type in the chat area. It’s grey
  17. [R45] 3/5 · US Paying for the future: This app is good and it gets me more motivated to do things, but it makes you pay to make tasks for tomorrow and then you’re gonna get off track again if you need to do something tomorrow or in the future, so I’ll just stick to my reminders for something in the future to be honest.
  18. [R148] 3/5 · GB Good: This app it’s good the add wasn’t exactly how it seemed ,I can only add 5 task and it won’t let me do future days.the add makes it look better but a rather not pay just for this ,still not bad though
  19. [R8] 5/5 · US LOVEEEEEE: This app has helped me so much I love how the app builds routines and gives tips on how to work on yourself DEF RECOMMEND 😁
  20. [R11] 5/5 · US Hi: This app is good for my routine
  21. [R12] 5/5 · US Me+: This is so fun it helps me get my stuff done
  22. [R1] 4/5 · US Very good app: If you get stressed out a lot then me+ is the perfect app for you however there are so many advertisements and it gets annoying.
  23. [R2] 5/5 · US I love it!: Daily time and stress relieving for me and more daily than a calander
  24. [R10] 5/5 · US So good: It help me with my health and anxiety and my room and bathroom has been more clean lately so I recommend this 😆
  25. [R15] 3/5 · US Relax: So good if you have stress, we’re trying to keep track on anything. I love it because it helps me sleep more and keep track.
  26. [R5] 5/5 · US Love it: I haven’t been on it this is my first time but makes me more productive
  27. [R26] 5/5 · US Such a nice app :33: I use it for my workouts and getting ready as I have adhd so this is very useful for me!!!
  28. [R33] 5/5 · US Me+: I like the lasso routine and habit tracker. It helps you a lot specially people that have ADHD and it also helps before one-on-one therapist.
  29. [R38] 5/5 · US Amazing: This was so helpful. I use this every single day for a year and this helped me out so much l and more productive and I have less ADHD
  30. [R49] 5/5 · US It’s good: It helped me improve my life taking my ocd to the next level and helping displine my adhd
  31. [R142] 1/5 · GB Awful app: It constantly annoys you with adds and stuff and they try and trick you into subscribing no matter what you do. I have ADHD so I thought it was a nice app. I have to cope with annoying stuff and scamming just to help my condition.

Synthesized from 120 recent App Store reviews · updated July 2026 · View on the App Store