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Focido is a social to-do list where real people (not AI) push you to act via timed nudges. Set goals, find a motivator, and achieve results through human accountability. Turn your tasks into a team game and stop procrastinating today.
FocidoThe to-do app that gets you to act with real people
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Built a goal tracking app. Got the idea from a popular blogger who did yearly goal tracking with spreadsheets — her New Year article gets thousands of shares every December. I thought: make it an app, make it easier, people will come. They didn't. I was betting on March — when people realize their January resolutions failed and look for a better tool. But here's what I missed: if your goals...
What's something you built that you thought was genius and nobody used?
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Valentina, the maker of AimYear. I built this app out of personal frustration. Every year I'd write a huge list of goals — get fit, save money, call friends more, learn something new, be happier. By March, I couldn't even remember what was on the list. The problem wasn't motivation. It was too many goals and zero visibility into progress. So I built AimYear around three...
AimYearTrack your yearly goals across 5 life areas in 60 seconds
Stop juggling countless goals. AimYear helps you focus on what matters across 5 life areas: Health, Finance, Relations, Work, and Happiness.
Set up to 15 aims. Each day, mark each one: Good, Bad, or Nothing. Under 60 seconds.
See your progress with heatmaps, charts, streaks, and badges. Privacy first — no account required.
Free forever. Premium with cloud sync and AI insights for $39.99/year. Lifetime option at $79.99.
iOS and Android.
AimYearTrack your yearly goals across 5 life areas in 60 seconds
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I like the idea, but yet another social network? I know it is impossible to copy an existing one and just apply another ranking system to it. But it would be so much more interesting
Most social media platforms reward popularity.
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Ican use postgresql mcp server, google docs mcp. There are a lot of tools for Claude, so I can just ask it a question. What makes you better then simple claude client?
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And how long does it usually take to see real results from commenting and interacting? Let's say I commit to showing up every day — engaging in discussions, supporting launches, talking with people in comments. How long before it starts translating into followers and attention for my own product? A month? Three months? Curious about your experience.
Can you build a strong community on Product Hunt in 2026?
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AimYear - Goals that survive March
Pitch your product with max 5 words. Can you?
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Love this thread. My big Q1 goal is proving a hypothesis with https://aimyear.com — that people stick with goals longer when they're anchored to real milestones with dates, not daily streaks. Personally, I'm testing my own system: 3 life areas, one clear target each, weekly check-ins on Sunday. No daily guilt tracking. If it works for me, it works for users. Biggest challenge: the temptation to...
2026 and your goals. Let's try to set them for Q1.
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Claude does my tasks quite fast now. If in November it could take up to 30 minutes, similar task now requires 3-5. During this time if I will switch to another project, I will loose focus, so I just could work on backend/frontend/marketing of the same project. Other tasks which can be executed in parallel can be something not related to my programming tasks at all, for example, removing...
How many Claude Codes do you run in parallel?
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Seems like Mnexum is a good tool for indie developers who are trying to adopt their vibecoded apps to using AI without additional efforts. But the first question is: could I use it directly from my mobile app and store my API key for Claude or OpenAI in this platform or should I build my own backend and authorization system and then use it instead of handling my own database?
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What motivates you more: tracking yourself or accountability from others?
I've been thinking a lot about how people actually stick to their goals. There seem to be two camps: Self-tracking — You check in with yourself daily. You see your own progress, your streaks, your patterns. The motivation comes from within. You're accountable to yourself. External accountability — Someone else checks in on you. A coach, a friend, a team. The motivation comes from not wanting to...