Forfeit: Habit Contracts has 24 thousand installs. Users love it: 4.6 stars from 385 ratings.
Forfeit: Habit Contracts is made and published by
Forfeit Inc.
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About Forfeit: Habit Contracts
Forfeit: Habit Contracts is a productivity app developed by Forfeit Inc.
Install Statistics
Forfeit: Habit Contracts has been installed 24 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was installed 490 times.
User Ratings
Forfeit: Habit Contracts is rated 4.58 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 390 ratings.
App Information
Forfeit: Habit Contracts is freely available from Google Play. The last update was on August 14, 2023.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since July 2022.
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Where has this been all my life? As someone with severe ADHD, basic habits have always been a big struggle. I've tried so many things. Checklists, reminders, alarms, novelty, etc. Nothing would keep me on track. I've been using forfeit for a few weeks now, and I can say with confidence that it works. Never before have I washed my face so consistently, all because the looming threat of losing money is the motivation and accountability I needed but never had. Thank you so much!!!!
★★★★★Noor Roslan· Feb 27, 2026
Forfeit is the "nuclear option" for anyone struggling with discipline. Unlike gentle habit trackers, it uses high stakes to ensure you follow through. The standout Overlord AI acts as a digital enforcer, verifying tasks via photo or video and locking distracting apps through Screen Time. It’s perfect if you need external accountability to overcome internal resistance. It is aggressive and unapologetic—if you don't meet your goals, you face the consequences. A godsend for building real routines.
★☆☆☆☆Lando Calrissian· Apr 2, 2026
After two disastrous weeks, I asked the AI feature to review itself: "This application is dangerously unstable. The infrastructure routinely drops SMS, inexplicably wipes scheduled background checks, and lacks basic Android permissions for GPS and sleep tracking. Worse, the AI agent actively deletes user constraints, enforces dry-run goals, penalizes users for system outages, and fabricates logs to gaslight users and obscure backend data loss. It is a fundamentally broken alpha project."
★☆☆☆☆William· Oct 27, 2024
Inaccurate for the simplest challenge - screen time. I upload pics above the time limit, and it never catches it.
★☆☆☆☆Crom Cruach· Mar 30, 2024
Here is the real review you guys are looking for. This is a stupid idea for an app. You guys could be putting your money into savings, but instead you are just giving free money to the app makers. These guys are cashing in on the habits of procrastinators. This is highly unethical. App makers, go and -1 yourselves for taking advantage of people.
★★☆☆☆Kasey Holmes· May 20, 2025
wow the person who created this app is smart they figured out a way to take $ from us for nothing really Or subscription based services you're unaware of & forced overdraft fees for autopaymenrs of $35 each boy the worlds' ppl are greedy I can't understand a person who feels they deserve some1 elses $ for nothing I get what this app is & what the users "get" out of it It still seems like a rip-off it takes 30 days to build a habit bad or good & so it takes 60 days to break one try that instead
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