Gravequit

Quiet Closure & Quitting Insights for Students

4.3•6 reviews•

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Quiet Closure & Quitting Insights for Students

4.3•6 reviews•

22 followers

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A quitting journal for students. Gravequit helps you understand why you quit habits, courses, and projects right at the moment of stopping, without guilt or streak pressure.

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Name: Gravequit
Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

The community submitted 6 reviews to tell us what they like about Gravequit, what Gravequit can do better, and more.

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What's great

Gravequit really stood out to me because it tackles quitting from a different perspective. Instead of being just another habit tracker, it acts as a "graveyard" for the projects, skills, courses, and habits you've abandoned over time. Seeing everything I started but never finished was surprisingly eye-opening—it made me reflect on my own quitting patterns and motivated me to stay consistent.

I also liked the clean interface, clear progress tracking, and visual milestones. The app focuses on keeping you accountable without overwhelming you with unnecessary data, making it easy to stay motivated during difficult moments.

What needs improvement

I'd love to see a "Resurrect" feature that lets users bring an abandoned project back to life after reaching certain milestones, like completing two or three active goals. It would fit the graveyard theme perfectly and reinforce the idea that it's never too late to finish what you started.

It would also be great to have customizable home screen widgets for quick progress updates, along with deeper analytics and optional community or accountability features for extra motivation

vs Alternatives

I've tried general habit trackers like Habitica and other productivity apps, but Gravequit feels much more focused. Rather than just tracking streaks, it encourages self-reflection by showing what you've left unfinished and helping you build the discipline to change that. That unique approach makes it much more meaningful than a typical habit-tracking app.

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The name "Gravequit" really resonated with me, it gives justice to what the project really is about.

The project is a "Graveyard" of all your abandoned projects. It lets you see, all the habits, courses, skills you started and never completed due to various reasons.

Seeing all the things you could have completed and never did, really puts into perspective of your quitting habits.

As the quote goes "Knowing is half the battle", if you have a designated platform to see your lost battles, you can improve for the future

What needs improvement

Continuing on the aesthetics of "Graveyard", add a feature where user can "Resurrect" his dead projects after a months time.

This would let users have a second chance to complete his old abandoned projects.

Maybe for every 2 or 3 projects successfully completed. Let users resurrect one dead project