Habitive

Name: Habitive
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Habit tracker. Build habits in a fun way! 🦥

5.0•2 reviews•

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Habit tracker. Build habits in a fun way! 🦥

5.0•2 reviews•

52 followers

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Habitive will help you stay motivated and build all the habits you always wanted, in a fun way. Cool things? • Minimalistic UI/UX design • Unlimited habits in a free version • Weekly schedule for goal setting • Achievement system for motivation

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Hi everyone, I'm Magda, co-founder of Habitive 👋. I got very lazy during the pandemic. In an attempt to change this, I discovered that without writing down my habits and tracking my progress, I couldn't stay disciplined. I tried many habit trackers on my journey and I even used one regularly. The one that helped me build my habits was very minimalistic. There was something annoying about all these apps - breaking a habit into units and tracking them by minutes and steps. What worked best for me was simply marking them as done/not done like in to-do lists. The app I was using had flaws, so fate sent me the opportunity to co-create my own habit tracker (I work at FiveDotTwelve where we build apps for our clients on a daily basis, and this time we had the space to make something of our own). So here's Habitive, an app I'm co-creating based on the experience of my own habit-building process and the lessons learned from that journey. In a nutshell, Habitive's features are: 🔸 Weekly schedule To trigger discipline, focus on the current week and your weekly goals. 🔸 Unlimited habits You have no limit to adding new habits. You can build as many of them as you want and change your life for the better. 🔸 Statistics and gamification We provide a way for extra motivation and discipline. For each habit, you have stats and a calendar with a history of performance. And as you progress, you unlock achievements. If you'd like to try this kind of habit-building, I'd be more than grateful if you check out Habitive. I'd love to hear your feedback! 🦥

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