Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Aditya here, founder of Grave Quit. If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably started a dozen courses, side-projects, or habits that you eventually abandoned. I can tell you, i most definitely started a few habits which i abandoned like abacus, karate, piano etc. Most productivity tools make you feel guilty for this. I built Gravequit to flip that narrative: quitting isn’t failing, it’s just a data point. The Problem: Students and self-learners drop courses or habits all the time, but that data just vanishes. Schools and advisors don't know a student is burning out until they fail a class, which is far too late. The Solution: Gravequit is an "anti-productivity" journal. When you abandon a goal, you run through a 10-second "Quit Flow" to log why it happened. The platform then takes over to help you learn from it. Under the Hood: This isn't just a basic tracker. We built a multi-agent AI pipeline (using LangGraph and Groq) that continuously analyzes your "graveyard" of quit items. * It extracts semantic patterns from your free-text reasons. * It calculates a live "Burnout Risk Score." * It populates an internal dashboard for advisors to see aggregate trends (e.g., "42% of students dropped this course because they were 'Too Busy' during exam week"). I’d absolutely love your feedback on the UI and the concept. Question for the community: What is a habit, side-project, or course you recently "quit", and what was the real underlying reason? Let me know below.

Gravequit

Quiet Closure & Quitting Insights for Students

Quiet Closure & Quitting Insights for Students