A little backstory: It was January.
Everyone around me was making New Year s resolutions. And, like always, I knew I would start something with full excitement and then leave it halfway without even realising it.
But this time, I thought of trying a small experiment.
I created a WhatsApp group with six friends.
We each set a few goals for the month and posted what we had done every day. The rule was simple: miss once and receive a warning; miss twice and you were removed from the group until the next month started.
Not every day was perfect, but on difficult days, we wrote a short reflection to stay in the loop instead of quitting completely.
Having being consistent in more than one habit for more than 100 days for the first time in my life, I can definitely vouch for this Game.
On top of it what could be better than seeing prople improve and grow along side you.?
It’s exciting to be part of something this early thats surely gonna be a hit. TCTgame helps everyone be consistent and strive towards their goal. It’s like that teacher in your school who kept on asking about your homework.
@mintbomb27 The teacher aspect actually works for a lot of us. do you find the notifications too much at times? or is it fine already?
Hi Product-Hunt.
I am one of the founders of TCTGame, and the true reason I started building this was because it seemed interesting to me. I was part of the first group of the six friends that @nikhil_mishra_ mentioned .
I always knew that this can be something huge and based on that instinct I poured all the efforts to build this idea into an app which can benefit more people like us.
Over time I saw the need of our users and we pivoted with that, built utilities, made interactions more fun, more gamification .
Anyone who wants to start a routine or achieve any specific goal but is procrastinating should try TCTGame for sure.
We have a tribe which supports each other just by showing up and posting their progress.
Really enjoying the experience so far! Looking forward to what TCTGame brings next
Love the concept! Habit trackers are easy to ignore, but adding a social accountability layer makes this feel much more motivating. Congrats on the launch!