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Jonathan Howard
@staringispolite · Growth engineer & founder
This might be exactly what I've been hoping someone would build! @rrhoover and I were recently talking about this. I want a habit tracker that incorporates automatic reminders and a thread of journaling for each habit. I can't tell from the landing page whether habits get their own journal thread, or if it's more of a note on each checkin. What I'm looking for is snowballing notes, thoughts on a topic, etc to encourage (and make it easier to see) personal growth as opposed to "just" habits. Anyone know?
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Mathias
@matmaeh · iOS developer
@rrhoover @staringispolite Thanks Jonathan! You can write notes for specific habits on specific days. Right now they're only visible in today overview, although a separate thread of journaling for each habits has been requested by other people as well. It is easily implemented and I can add that in the next iteration Cheers!
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Tyler Hayes
@thetylerhayes · Bebo
@rrhoover @staringispolite If you use this I want to know in a month if you're still using it.
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Jonathan Howard
@staringispolite · Growth engineer & founder
@rrhoover @mathiasmaehlum Awesome! Please reach out when that feature is in, and I'll test drive it
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Greg Gerber
@gerbz · Making my dent
@staringispolite check out Way of Life. Horrible name, but one of the better habit tracked I've found. Has all the notes stuff you need. Way of Life - The Ultimate Habit Maker & Breaker by Lars Arendt https://appsto.re/us/4rYBx.i
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Jonathan Howard
@staringispolite · Growth engineer & founder
@gerbz Thanks, Greg! Checked it out, but it looks like it still focuses more on habits/checkins than broader personal growth, and its notes don't look threaded. Am I seeing that wrong?
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Greg Gerber
@gerbz · Making my dent
@staringispolite threaded? You want to reply to yourself? =} there's a notes tab that divides notes by habit. Maybe you're better off with a standard journal (Day One is my fav). You c an use hashtags to organize posts however you'd like.
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Jonathan Howard
@staringispolite · Growth engineer & founder
@gerbz IMHO, habit checkins are limited if they don't have the context of a journal. Journals are limited if they don't have the structure/data of a habit checkin app. So what I want to try is a combination. Neither are very useful if you don't look at them holistically after writing, which is why I want "threading". Maybe there's a better word for it /cc @mathiasmaehlum in case any of this is useful :)
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