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Five things a day, and a year of squares to prove it
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Five things a day, and a year of squares to prove it
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You know GitHub's green squares, one for every day you wrote code. This is that, for the rest of your life. Write down a few things each morning, tick them off, and watch your year fill in. Older days lock, so the picture stays true. Free.
Hey Product Hunters 👋
You know the green squares on GitHub. One for every day you wrote code, a whole year on one screen.
I wanted that for the rest of my life. Not just code — gym days, reading days, the days I actually called my mum.
So that is what this is. You write down a few things each morning. You tick them off. Today's square gets greener. After a month you can see your own year in one picture.
Two decisions people either like or hate.
You start with five things a day. Five fits a normal day and is short enough to finish on a bad one. Pro lifts the cap, but I don't think most people need it.
And you can only edit today and yesterday. Older days lock. If the grid is the point, a grid you can go back and fix is worthless.
Free forever for the daily part — five tasks, your streak, reminders, folders, times, and a quote you can share as a card. Paying opens your full history and what it says about you.
Web app. Installs to your phone. Works offline. Nothing to download.
Tell me if the locking sounds right or just annoying. That's the bit I'm least sure about.