Habit Pocket
I've built a habit tracker, but not the kind that only lets you tick a box. I wanted to track things that aren't a simple yes or no. Sleep is a number, so are steps and calories. The time I wake up is a time, not a checkmark. Normal habit trackers couldn't do this, so I made my own. The app consolidates habits and metrics on a single grid, allowing users to log checkboxes, numerical values, and specific times rather than limiting tracking to simple yes/no responses.
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I've built a habit tracker, but not the kind that only lets you tick a box. I wanted to track things that aren't a simple yes or no. Sleep is a number, so are steps and calories. The time I wake up is a time, not a checkmark. Normal habit trackers couldn't do this, so I made my own. The app consolidates habits and metrics on a single grid, allowing users to log checkboxes, numerical values, and specific times rather than limiting tracking to simple yes/no responses.
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Habit Pocket looks genuinely useful — the Productivity space needed this. qq: does it scale cleanly for bigger teams, or is there a performance hit to watch out for? Congrats on shipping 👏
@vikram great question — it stays light even on large workspaces; nothing extra to configure. Appreciate you checking it out!
@bohdan great to know, appreciate the transparency 🙌
The Habit Tracking angle is the part that got me — feels way cleaner than what's out there. For an existing setup, how granular can you get about what you expose? Congrats on shipping.
@sanjay thank you! you can scope it as tightly as you want — per project, per workspace, your call.
