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Hey 👋
I'm Dmytro, the maker of Arcday - a small mobile app for tracking habits and planning your day.
The idea is simple: see your habits as rings, tap to mark them done, watch the streak grow. A day planner sits right next to them, so your habits and your day live in one place.
Three things I'd love your take on:
1. Does adding a habit feel obvious in the first 30 seconds?
2. Are the streaks motivating or stressful?
3. Anything you'd expect that isn't here?
Thanks for taking a look ❤️
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How does Arcday keep the data synced across devices, and is there a web version available or is it mobile-only right now?
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Is the streak data stored locally or synced to the cloud, and is there a way to back up if I switch devices?
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is the streak tracking automatic once you log a habit or do I have to remember to check in every single day?
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Clean interface and the streak view is genuinely motivating without feeling pushy. Wish I'd found this when I was trying to get out of a slump last year.
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Clean design and the streak visualization is genuinely motivating without feeling overwhelming, easy to just open and check off the day's habits.
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The streak visualization is genuinely satisfying to watch fill in day by day, and the clean grid layout makes it effortless to see what's slipping without feeling overwhelmed.
How does Arcday keep the data synced across devices, and is there a web version available or is it mobile-only right now?
Is the streak data stored locally or synced to the cloud, and is there a way to back up if I switch devices?
is the streak tracking automatic once you log a habit or do I have to remember to check in every single day?
Clean interface and the streak view is genuinely motivating without feeling pushy. Wish I'd found this when I was trying to get out of a slump last year.
Clean design and the streak visualization is genuinely motivating without feeling overwhelming, easy to just open and check off the day's habits.
The streak visualization is genuinely satisfying to watch fill in day by day, and the clean grid layout makes it effortless to see what's slipping without feeling overwhelmed.