Sown
Incept5 Productivity iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Sown is a free Productivity app for iPhone and iPad by Incept5. Requires iOS 18.6. Updated April 23, 2026.
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 18 MB
- Age 12+
- Updated
- Apr 23
- 2026 · v1.1
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About Sown
Sown is a mindful habit tracker that helps you build the life you want — one good day at a time. Organise your habits into what matters most. Must-dos are your non-negotiables — the basics like sleep, hygiene and responsibilities. Nice-to-dos are the hobbies and interests that make life fulfilling. Don't-dos are the habits you're ready to quit. Complete a must-do by swiping to strikethrough — just like crossing it off in a notebook. Finish all your must-dos without slipping on a don't-do and you earn a good day. Chain good days together to build your streak. KEY FEATURES • Swipe to complete — satisfying gesture-based completion with haptic feedback • Good day streaks — all must-dos done + no slips = a good day • Habit groups — combine related habits (e.g. Gym, Run, Swim under "Exercise") and complete any one to satisfy the group • Don't-do tracking — track the habits you want to quit and mark slips honestly • Screen Time blocking — link don't-do habits to specific apps and block them when you hit your limit • Focus mode — get intercepted when opening a blocked app and redirected to something productive • HealthKit integration — auto-complete habits based on steps, exercise minutes, distance, sleep and more • Smart reminders — context-aware notifications based on your schedule and time of day • Journaling — write end-of-day reflections and rate your fulfilment • Photo tracking — attach photos to hobby habits and see your progress in a monthly collage • Monthly calendar — see your completed habits, good days and notes at a glance • iCloud sync — keep everything in sync across all your devices • Today's tasks — add one-off tasks alongside your daily habits Sown is built around a simple idea: be honest with yourself. No streaks you didn't earn. No credit for habits you didn't do. Just real progress, tracked beautifully in a calm, paper-notebook aesthetic. Some days you get everything done. Some days you won't. Both are fine.
What’s new
Version 1.1 · Updated April 23, 2026
A new dedicated Block tab — set your blocking schedule, pick your apps, and see today's failure-blocks all in one place. Home screen widget — see today's habits at a glance, with groups bundled neatly into single items. "?" buttons everywhere — tap one for a plain-English explanation of what that setting or screen actually does. No more guessing. Habits in the list now show as bullet points instead of empty squares, and the swipe-to-complete area is bigger — completing a habit feels more satisfying and is harder to miss. Faster launches, fewer hangs, and a pile of bug fixes — including a long-standing one where deleted Don't-Do habits could keep blocking apps the next morning.
App privacy
The developer, Incept5, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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