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Show HN: A free minimalist daily habit tracker
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#72I use an iPhone 12 mini. In portrait mode, the site was nearly unusable. I would add a habit, and the keyboard covered up the description field. There was no way for me to scroll the page to get the description field. Fortunately, the iOS keyboard has a next field button which I could click and hello me to entered the habit description. I too like the clean design and wish you good luck.
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#73I also made a quick activity tracker app recently but went with Django, Bootstrap and HTMX. Used it myself for few weeks but then moved on with other stuff. Can't seem to keep up using such app personally.
Cleaned up the readme just now and added a demo video https://codeberg.org/jasalt/tracker. Should be quick to setup with Sqlite locally. I've had it running on Fly.io (free) and connecting to Postgres on a some toy VPS.
Far from a finished thing but maybe can inspire someone.
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I don't use Google Calendar often, so it took me a while to get the tracking part to work, but it worked flawlessly once I understood about the event naming
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#75This is really cool. I don’t think I have diagnosable ADHD, but I have noticed that gamification features like “streaks” often cause more problems in building habits than helping them. My daughter, who is diagnosed with severe ADHD, eventually had to “give up” some of the streak based apps like Duolingo because they are, imho, preying on our desire to complete “streaks” only to increase in-app activity for their own…
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#76Surprised nobody mentioned the two low resolution images on the front page. (my habits and the email input at the bottom). Curious why you wouldn't just put the actual component there rather than a fuzzy-screen shot of them?
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#77On a side note, The only habit tracker that has worked me is BEEMINDER.
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#78Something along the lines of your app could possibly help “de-linearize” (?) things into a daily timeline or mindspace — I think everyone’s become so used to the timeline conditioning that it can be pretty harmful, really. Not sure what to do with all that.
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#79What's your plan to keep it up and running? Key concern from non-technical people such as myself is longevity of new apps like this.
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#80Had to create an account to say this is a good free app. What's your plan to keep it up and running? Key concern from non-technical people such as myself is longevity of new apps like this.