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Products that do what Routinetap, my weekend project to track daily habits does

1. 1MW
   My weekend project, DailyPag.es▲69

   2012 · dailypag.es

2. 2IV
   I've been writing daily TILs for a year▲819

   2016 · github.com

3. 3MW
   My Weekend Project - Progress App (Time Tracker)▲17

   2013 · justnorris.com

4. 4MM
   My Morning Routine – Share and Explore Routines▲52

   2020 · mymorningroutine.now.sh

5. 5MO
   My one month side-project, Lucid Tracker: a daily life tracking tool▲113

   2012 · lucidtracker.com

6. 6RA
   Reclaim – an adaptive calendar app that plans time for your routines▲106

   2020 · reclaim.ai

7. 7AA
   An app for developing great habits▲88

   2013 · cleverroutines.com

8. 8MW
   My weekend project, written on Friday and Today▲79

   2011 · fasterdev.com

9. 9RA
   Rhythm – a daily markdown notebook, calendar, and task list▲28

   2018 · getarhythm.com

10. 10MW
    my weekend project, PageBlox▲134

    2012 · pageblox.com

11. 11MW
    My weekend project - minimotivation.com▲78

    2010 · minimotivation.com

12. 12MT
    My time tracking tool for your text editor▲126

    2013 · wakati.me

13. 13MW
    My weekend project, MealMogul.com▲44

    2011 · mealmogul.com

14. 14MW
    My weekend project Tigger▲77

    2011 · tiggerlovesdevs.com

15. 15EA
    EverydayCheck – A minimalist app to help you form new habits▲44

    2017 · everydaycheck.com

16. 16EA
    Everyday.app – a simple and beautiful habit tracker▲19

    2018 · everyday.app

17. 17AH
    A habit tracking app for Android▲16

    2012 · github.com

18. 18GM
    GrooveBud - my weekend project▲11

    2011 · groovebud.com

19. 19WP
    weekend project, an attempt at a simple bed time calculator▲38

    2011 · waketimes.com

20. 20MW
    My weekend(s) project - Strapfolio▲36

    2012 · strapfolio.com

21. 21MW
    My weekend project on the Mac App Store▲39

    2011 · itunes.apple.com

22. 22SL
    Streak.ly tracks what you do daily and I'd love feedback on the concept▲54

    I've been working on a side project called Streak.ly with a friend of mine for the past month or so; it's intended to help keep you motivated to do otherwise mundane daily tasks (like do 10 pushups, read for an hour, etc.) by letting you log "streaks" — consecutive days in a row of doing something. It's in private alpha/beta/gamma/whatever right now (has some rough edges to clean up), but is more or less functionally complete and pretty stable. I'm a big fan of the Seinfeld calendar, and have seen other services which do similar things but were unsatisfying to use, either from an aesthetic…

    2010

23. 23WP
    Workout planner▲40

    2013 · intro.thryv.com

24. 24FH
    Frictionless habit-tracking on iOS (pokeable from your text editor too)▲25

    2021 · xenodium.com

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