MiniMoreMax
Where discipline meets flexibility
10 followers
Where discipline meets flexibility
10 followers
MiniMoreMax helps you build sustainable habits — one day, one goal, at your pace. Choose from MINI, MORE, or MAX levels and track only what matters. Less pressure, more progress. A flexible, minimalist habit tracker made for real people.
here to our instagram and ios app link
🎬 instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minimoremax_global/
📲 iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/minimoremax/id6498873742?uo=4
Hey PH friends 👋
We’re designing a lightweight, self-kind habit tracker (not another hustle app 🙅♀️), and working on tone-of-voice options for our visuals.
We made two posters — same visual, different tagline — and we’re really curious:
Which one hits better for you?
🟣 "Small steps add up"
🧡 "Love it. Habits. Solve it."
They're meant to feel supportive, a little playful, and not too serious.
Gut-check time:
If these popped up in your feed — which one would you tap first?
(and if neither works, that’s super helpful too!)
Appreciate any thoughts 💬
Happy to return feedback love if you’re working on something too 💛
Clean UI. Clear logic. No fake motivation.
Minimoremax doesn't pretend every day is a grindset day.
It lets me show up how I want -- and that's all I need.
Hi PH! 👋
We’re a small team from Seoul, South Korea 🇰🇷, and we’ve been building a lightweight, flexible habit app that’s recently getting a lot of love in Korea.
It’s called MiniMoreMax — and the idea is simple:
One check-in a day.
Choose your level: MINI. MORE. or MAX.
And that’s enough.
We designed this for people who felt like traditional habit apps were… a little too much.
Too many checklists. Too much guilt. Too little flexibility.
Here’s how MiniMoreMax works:
🟣 Visual daily tracker
🟡 Mini to Max structure
🧡 Zero-streak-shaming
🔵 Per-habit stats, reflection, and habit rounds
💥 Widgets, progress views, completion confetti (!)
The tiered goal system (MINI/MORE/MAX) reflects smart behavioral design - balancing structure with flexibility. The minimalist tracking approach likely uses lightweight data models that reduce user friction while maintaining meaningful progress insights.