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Side Eye
Dog-meme habit tracker for people who hate habit apps
8 followers
Dog-meme habit tracker for people who hate habit apps
8 followers
A habit tracker for people who've tried every other habit app and quit. Built on Jerry Seinfeld's productivity secret: don't break the chain.









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@satya_botcha The whiteboard insight is spot on—constraints often force better design than feature abundance. The fact that you built this around actual friction points (friction with existing tools, not friction with habits themselves) is what makes this different. Curious how the AI insights perform once you nail the model—that could be the moat most people won't bother building. Love the dog, too!!
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@osakasaul Thanks for your reply, Saul. I tested the AI insights, it's pretty good at the moment. I'll keep fine tuning the prompts on how much information we deliver + the personality.
Also, one thing I didn't add above: you can only add three habits max to the app. And only edit or log for the past 48 hours.
a) this constraints you to pick what habits are truly important
b) makes you stick to them by doing it everyday, as opposed to giving people the choice to skip, log retrospectively for last week or something
Love it! I tried it for one month now. This is the most simple and elegant habit app I ever used.