Haptic is a simple and minimalistic action-based journal for iPhone. Track your habits and activities in one timeline and get insights based on your actions. See what your life looks like at a glance.
Discovered the app via @robhope's One Page Love 3.0 a couple of weeks ago and was looking forward to finally try it π₯°
Any chance of adding the option to track movies?
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@robhope@carloshacecosas You can track anything, but its mostly manual entry for now. I would assume integrations post launch is on the cards for future updates.
Really clean, well done. Do you think that potentially implementing iCloud Sync for the convenience of allowing users to use their data across their other and new devices is still in line with your privacy focus?
Hey, Product Hunt! π
My name is Alexey, I'm a founder and a designer of Haptic app.
Three years ago I decided to stop using Facebook. I've started to cut down the usage of all time-consuming apps and services in my life (thanks, Ryan, for the 'Hooked' book), so, obviously, I started with social media apps. After a few weeks, I almost got rid of the habit to constantly check my updates, but there was one thing I really missed. For years, I've been using Facebook to log my life. Trips, travels, flights, new places, life events, parties and etc. You know, good old days. Around that moment, Haptic idea was born.
Haptic is a safe and private place to keep memories and track repetitive actions. It's something in between a private journal and a fitness tracker. Haptic helps to log anything that can be counted β from glasses of water to a number of music albums, games, flights, and whatever you feel is important to keep track of.
Haptic is fully private, information lives only on your iPhone and your iOS backup. No other external servers, you don't even need the Internet connection to use it (though, it is required if you want to add a music album or a podcast because Haptic will add a cover to your post).
With time, Haptic will provide some statistics and insights, based on your actions. See, how many cups of coffee you've drunk last year, or last month, or last week, and if the number of workouts is higher than the number of parties, you've visited.
Let me know your thoughts, questions, or ideas! Any feedback is very appreciated!
Alexey
@sekachov Hi, your app seems to be interesting. Beautifully crafted for a purpose.
I hope you can offer a one-time payment deal for those who donβt like a subscriptions in the future. :)
Congrats on the launch, @sekachov!
Do you anticipate adding more integration with third-party services? I'd love to automatically log what I'm listening to in Apple Music, for example, or what I'm watching on YouTube.
I'm already creating so much data about my habits and activities, I would love a "hub" to spot trends in.
@endac we're exploring this possibilities. unfortunately, the services that you've mentioned are not really happy to share this data with third-party apps, but we'll figure this out (I hope π€)
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Is an easy import / export of data on the roadmap (eg. to/from Day One)? Is it able to automatically log places like Geofency (would be awesome!)
Congrats!
Iβve been thinking about building something like that. Would love to explore and try to replace the addiction to social media posting with it.
PS: from my experience photos and audios are important part of journaling moments, it will be great to see it in upcoming updates.
@vladzely thanks, Vlad! it's a great point, we'll add photos/videos support in next updates
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Great idea and general direction of execution. The app looks weird on iPad, especially on landscape. Android version would be cool. A way to export data (in a spreadsheet or something) is necessary IMO. What if someone spends months recording their activities and then they lose their phone? What if the app goes away? They would lose their data.
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