Strides excels in its visual approach to habit tracking and goal setting. It allows users to define habits and goals with various tracking methods (yes/no, numeric, average, etc.) and presents progress through clear charts and graphs. Startups can leverage Strides to track key performance indicators (KPIs) alongside personal habits. The app's flexibility in defining metrics and its focus on data visualization make it ideal for teams seeking a data-driven approach to habit formation and performance improvement.
It offers a free version and premium subscriptions.
| Platforms | iOS, iPadOS, macOS |
| Data Export | Limited export options |
| Sync Method | iCloud |
| Integrations | Minimal third-party integrations |
| Collaboration | Not supported |
| Tracking Methods | Yes/No, Numeric, Average, Duration, Target |
| Reminder Settings | Customizable daily reminders |
| Desktop Web Version | No |
| Progress Visualization | Charts, graphs, and streak calendars |
No, Strides is exclusively available on Apple platforms including iPhone, iPad, and Mac. There is no web version, Android app, or Windows support, which limits its usability for non-Apple users.
Strides is primarily designed for personal habit and goal tracking. It lacks robust collaboration features, shared workspaces, or team-oriented functionality that would make it suitable for group projects.
Strides offers limited third-party integrations compared to competitors. While it syncs via iCloud across Apple devices, it does not natively connect with tools like Slack, Zapier, or project management platforms.
Strides supports multiple tracking methods including yes/no binary habits, numeric targets, average-based tracking, duration, and custom targets with flexible frequency settings.
Individual users seeking a visually appealing and flexible habit tracker for personal goal setting across Apple devices.
I’ve been using Strides for about two weeks to log my daily habits, but the interface feels cluttered and the calendar sync drops out more often than not.
I’ve been using Strides for about two weeks to log my daily habits, but the interface feels cluttered and the calendar sync drops out more often than not.
I’ve been using Strides for about two weeks to log my daily habits, but the interface feels cluttered and the calendar sync drops out more often than not.
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