Proddigy
Productivity Optimization Through Tracking & Experiments
22 followers
Productivity Optimization Through Tracking & Experiments
22 followers
Finally understand what actually makes you productive. Track your behaviors and habits effortlessly, discover surprising patterns in your data, and prove what changes actually work by measuring their effects.
Hi PH 👋!
Ram here, the creator of Proddigy- a productivity optimization app that helps you understand and improve your performance through data and experiments.
We all have theories about what makes us productive. Maybe it's getting enough sleep, avoiding certain distractions, or following specific routines. But we rarely have actual data to validate these beliefs. Does that morning workout really boost your focus? Are we more productive after good sleep or does it not matter as much as we think? Which habits genuinely move the needle?
The core insight behind Proddigy is simple: seamlessly track the behaviors and habits that might affect your productivity, then analyze the patterns to understand what correlates, and what actually works.
Instead of guessing what impacts your performance, you get real data about your patterns and can run experiments to systematically improve.
How it works:
📱 Track behaviors by simply responding to notifications
📊 Discover patterns through clear analytics and visualizations
🧪 Design timed experiments to test new habits and measure their effects
📈 Learn what actually drives your productivity and wellbeing.
If you've ever wondered whether your productivity habits actually work or wanted a data-driven approach to self-improvement, I really recommend giving this approach a try. Understanding your real patterns vs. perceived ones is genuinely eye-opening.
Thanks for reading!
Ram
Love the concept! So many productivity tools rely on assumptions, but Proddigy’s approach of tracking habits, analyzing patterns, and running experiments feels refreshingly data-driven. Excited to see how it helps users identify what really moves the needle for their focus and performance.