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DailyHabits — The simplest habit tracker
Finally, a habit tracker that helps you do more, by doing less 🥳
✅ Visualize your entire month at one glance
✅ Set flexible goals instead of streaks
✅ Make notes to reflect on your journey
✅ Fully responsive on mobile
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This is nice! @adityavsc
Couple comments:
- add coaching functionality, lot's of sports and therapy professionals could benefit from a tool like this.
- add challenge mode. Fitness industry does it very well. If you can enable friends to incentivize accountability, you'll produce real value.
- you've unique opportunity to do encouraging emails. Like "congrats on your first 10 days without alcohol", or "great job on going to bed early in past two days, let's make it happen today too!"
@adityavsc @eugenehp Hey Eugene, thanks so much for your feedback!
- We really want to learn more about what you had in mind with coaching functionality. Is it something where coaches can view the habit trackers of all their clients in one place?
- Could you point me to what you had in mind about challenge mode when you said the fitness industry does it well? We really do want to make it easier for people to stick to their habits. We are thinking of a way where you can add friends in the app, and friends can see your habit tracker and you can see theirs.
@adityavsc @hipreetam93
RE: Coaching – here's a good example of coaching functionality – https://www.nike.com/ntc-app
RE: Challenges – in no particular order:
* https://memory.ai/timely-blog/of...
* https://support.apple.com/en-us/...
Bottom line: you have a lot of possibilities with picking a niche, and I think you can do really well few of them.
@adityavsc @eugenehp This is really cool. Thanks a lot for sharing the links. We'll dig into these and forge our path ahead :)
This looks very similar to https://everday.app, at least on the surface. What do you think makes DailyHabits stand out?
@mrislam Hey Naved, thanks for asking!
- we are trying to be even more simpler :D
- our system is based on flexible goals v/s streaks which are fragile
- we have built-in notes which are used as points of self-reflection in one's journey
As of today, those are our key differences :)
@hipreetam93 Awesome work Preetam, good to hear! Habits and productivity are very important so I'm happy to hear more people are working in this area :)
Cool project! @sankalpjonna1 @hipreetam93
Benjamin Franklin used a similar method to track habits)
💡 Have idea! Will be great if you will add a line chart, that will present how I coping with my habits. Maybe the progress of one habit may affect another habit, but with a line chart, it will be more clear.
@sankalpjonna1 @ikarov Hey Inal, thanks for sharing your feedback. Could you show me an example of this line chart so I can get a better idea?
@hipreetam93 each line is a habit (x coordinate). And Y coordinate, it's sum of success days, when you complete a habit.
For example we have mediation habit:
1. first day: success. Increase value by 1 (sum 1)
2. second day: success. Increase value by 1 (sum 2)
3. third day: failed. Descries value by 1 (sum 1)
etc.
For example if user complete 30 days their habits, we will see smooth growth by Y coordinate.
What a cool minimalist approach to habit tracking! surprisingly refreshing with all the over functionality out of the way!
Can you invest 15 minutes a day for yourself?
15 minutes of exercise a day is not enough to warrant any significant changes in your body in terms of weight loss or muscle gain.
However, it is the perfect amount of time to invest if your goal is to form an unbreakable lifelong habit.
It is like compound interest. You get no short term returns, but if you wait long enough you will see exponential results.
The key is consistency. Do not break your investment in the middle and have patience.
If you exercise for 15 minutes a day for a whole year, it will become second nature to you just like brushing teeth or having a bath.
One should not focus on streaks or unrealistic expectations like working out everyday for hours without break.
A better approach is to take a day off every week or set yourself up with a goal like hitting 25 days a month where you exercise for 15 minutes a day.
Chances of hitting this goal can be increased significantly if you track your habit and get a visual representation of your progress in a given month.
Personally this was the reason I was excited to build DailyHabits with @hipreetam93. However, nothing would be more fulfilling than watching other people reach their goals using this product.
@_btyler_ hey Ben! Thank you for using DailyHabits and for sharing your feedback.
I'll be honest with you - I wanted this feature to exist as well :D. We skipped it in the interest of time but will absolutely add it in the future :)
@hipreetam93 not a deal breaker by any means. Totally get it. Thanks for putting together such an awesome tool!
@vasgo Hey Vas, thanks for your question!
Two reasons:
1 - I personally find DailyHabits significantly more accessible because I can access it from my phone (as the app is fully responsive) when I'm downstairs after my run. I believe this same convenience is desirable to others!
2 - I also found noting down progress (I would do it by adding a comment on a spreadsheet cell) as a tool that later helps with reflection and thinking, which I believe can help more people in becoming better selves.
Would love to hear more questions and feedback from your usage of DailyHabits :)
Nice idea! I usually print such table and full it manually, but I will try your product and do it online.
@eliza.karelina hey Elizaveta, thank you for trying our DailyHabits and for your feedback. We launched with email for the v1 but will absolutely consider adding social sign-ons in the future. Cheers :)
I cant think of a better product to make me accountable all around . This is amazing!!
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