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I have been using https://chains.cc/ which is as far as I know the best web UI for "Don't break the chain" idea. However the lack of mobile app makes it harder to use and therefore I'm giving Habit List a try. Looks great! btw. for me, week starts on Monday.
I have been using https://chains.cc/ which is as far as I know the best web UI for "Don't break the chain" idea. However the lack of mobile app makes it harder to use and therefore I'm giving Habit List a try. Looks great! btw. for me, week starts on Monday.
It slightly terrifies me that all the most popular groups are variants of "No fap"
Minor thing: The iPhone on the site with the app shown on the screen - the low battery percentage, the alarm icon, the odd time and the AT&T icon are all kind of distracting to me. I know it has nothing to do with the actual app, but 11:53 is not a pretty number to look at, nor is 23%. The battery icon is over 3/4 empty which instantly causes me a little bit of anxiety - I'm worried that my phone is dying, not lookin…
The status bar is literally 4.16% of these screenshots. Ignore it and give this fellow dev some relevant feedback.
To me, seeing something like this gives me the impression that the screenshot is not polished, that this detail was not paid attention to, and makes me wonder what else might have been missed.
Well done execution on Habit List.
ChainCal has a new version pending review right now for those interested in comparing the two approaches.
My only gripe with it is related with responsiveness to touch: if I tap on '+' or on 'View all habits', the button doesn't highlight. This can feel frustrating if the next screen takes a while to load and you don't know if your touch was valid or not. This problem happens with almost every button in the app.
I have been using https://chains.cc/ which is as far as I know the best web UI for "Don't break the chain" idea. However the lack of mobile app makes it harder to use and therefore I'm giving Habit List a try. Looks great! btw. for me, week starts on Monday.
I actually prefer its cheerful design and it has an iPad version. But the integrated Chain counting might convince me.
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Looks like this fella designed the app: http://dribbble.com/scottdunlap No idea if he did the website though.
Scott and I worked on all of this together. He designed the site too.