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I use ToDesktop for Conjure[0], and I love it. Given the nature of Conjure (Habit and Time Tracking), having a desktop app was important to many users, and many now use it instead …

I've been building towards something like this with Conjure[0]. I've focused more on metrics, behavior, and achievement, with a rules engine for automatically completing habits and…

CrushEntropy is awesome, really nice work on it! I came across it a year or so ago, have used it a bunch of times!

I use https://conjure.so as a habit, time and goal tracker. I built it for my own needs and to explore some ideas (habit rules engine, completion types, measurements). I’ve been us…

Thank you so much! I spent some time researching subjective well-being, life satisfaction and behaviour change a few years ago when I was at an unhappy point in life, and started e…

Working on Conjure ( https://conjure.so ) - a habit, time, and goal tracking platform with a habit rules engine, data layer, dashboards, integrations, and API, real-time across web…

+1 for Mobx. I use it in Conjure[0] after watching a talk about how it’s used extensively in Linear[1]. I love it. [0] https://conjure.so [1] https://linear.app

Worked on (ironically) my habits and goals platform Conjure[0] every day, now 664 days in a row. Building it solo and bootstrapped I ensure I track a minimum amount of time every d…

I build and use Conjure[0]. It's focused on personal objectives, habits, time and behaviour tracking. It has also has an API and several integrations (including Health Kit). For so…

I’ve been using and building Conjure[0] for 2 years, because I didn’t find the particular experience I wanted out there and wanted it to help me intentionally build and maintain be…

Vital is awesome. I’ve built various integrations for health services for Conjure[0], and the implementation and maintenance of these does not bring much joy to my life. Having wor…

Being process orientated. Results come from sustained effort over long periods, so I focus on making the process sustainable and enjoyable. I build Conjure[0], a habits and goals p…

Another indie hacker here, to add to OP’s reply, I’ve been using Syften[0] to monitor relevant keywords across various sites to find people my product can be of value to, or I prov…

Understanding motivation is ephemeral, while discipline is not and a sense of momentum is important, what keeps me going is having an “emergency mode” of my habits for my “off days…

I've been building https://conjure.so in public, solo and bootstrapped, for ~19 months now, by sharing milestones and learnings periodically. From building in public, I have built …

Yeah agreed its pretty confusing and took me some time to reconcile! I imagine for legacy support or business reasons they maintain the OAuth API, but I too wish they add granular …

I've been looking into this as I'm building similar per resource scoping for conjure.so's API. GitHub has 'OAuth Apps' and 'GitHub Apps' [0]. The former's scopes do not permit such…

I work across a couple of things, I found using one list or simpler approaches ultimately didn't suit me, so I built up an approach that works well for for me. I have 4 main system…

Here are a handful of personal ones for me: - Health & Well-being: Step count (Apple Watch). Weight (Withings Scale). Meditation minutes. Sleep (Whoop). First sunlight exposure (ci…

I use some Go in Conjure's [1] Rails backend through FFI, for calculating Habit streaks and have had huge speed improvements. Rewriting from Ruby to Go, some benchmarks for calcula…