Habit Of Living

Name: Habit Of Living
Rating: 4.7 (370 reviews)
Author: Camus LLC

By: Camus LLC App

Earn rewards as you self care

Overview

Version:

2.63

Last updated: 2024-03-27

Ranking

#81,927 ▼ 19

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Habit Of Living is a Chrome extension that brings together well-researched cognitive behavioral therapy techniques with practical self-care tools. It includes journaling, EMDR, goal/issue/negative thought tracking, fear analysis, worksheets, and more to help users practice self-care effectively while earning rewards shipped to their door.

The extension offers both free and premium rewards, with a rewards store that is regularly updated with items ranging from gift cards to calming gift boxes. It encourages ongoing self-care while providing tangible incentives. Note: Habit Of Living is not a substitute for professional medical advice. For medical decisions, consult a doctor. Terms Of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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By:

Camus LLC

Rating:

4.70

(370) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.63 Last updated: 2024-03-27

Version code:

864775616

Creation date:

2023-01-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

398.00KB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-21

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Ranking

# 81,927 ▼ 19

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Developed by:

Camus LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habit-of-living/id1665348316

User Reviews

Habit Of Living is highly praised for its AI therapy, journaling, progress tracking with visuals, and a broad toolkit of therapies (EMDR, CBT). The reward system is a strong motivator, and the design is user-friendly. The main drawbacks are price/upsell concerns, potential overwhelm from the many features, and occasional UX hiccups like password reset prompts. Overall, the app is regarded as an effective, affordable support for mental health with meaningful incentives.

Pros

AI therapy options are a major draw, with empathetic, accessible support (often cited as highly helpful, occasionally mentioning specific therapists like Susan).
Journaling and progress tracking are strong features, including creative AI-generated visuals that help express feelings and monitor change.
A wide range of therapy modalities and tools (EMDR, CBT, and various techniques) meet diverse daily needs.
Reward system and tangible incentives (points for tasks and items like Calmbox) motivate consistent self-care and progress.
User-friendly design and easy navigation make the app pleasant to use and approachable.

Cons

Price/monetization pressure and mixed views on value, with some users appreciating affordability and others feeling the price or ongoing upsells are burdensome.
Potential overwhelm from many features and options, which can be daunting for some users.
Occasional UX friction (e.g., password reset issues) and prompts to upgrade that can detract from using the app smoothly.

Recent reviews

Ill come right out and say it, I despise misuse of generative AI, and I really don’t like the visualizer segment due to the art scraping of unwilling artists. Im unsure what AI they use, but if they trained this AI themself with their own materials and team, then im much more ok with that which seems to be the case for the AI therapists… but despite that, this app is an incredible help. It has a great journaling setup, a great way to log emotions, and paired with a human therapist it can make a great way to keep notes for your irl sessions. Project Camus is something pretty cool to be honest. The points redemption is also incredibly rewarding and keeps it interesting for people who struggle with immediate gratification issues…. Its a great app for ADHD havers honestly!

by A *****, 2026-08-26

I really think this app is awesome if you’ve done therapy and are taking a break, or if you want to begin practicing mindfulness exercises. There are wide variety of exercises you can do daily, but my favorites are mood tracking and journaling. 4/5 stars because it takes a while to earn rewards!