FlowTracks
Hi HN, I made FlowTracks – a time tracker that shows how consistent you really are. I’ve tried a bunch of productivity tools: Pomodoro timers, TODO apps, time logs. They helped me focus or stay organized short-term — but none of them gave me a clear picture of how consistent I was over time. I wanted to know: - Which days I drift off - Whether I was improving week over week - When exactly my focus dropped during the day So I built FlowTracks. Originally it was just a tool for myself. But after using it daily for a few months, I realized it might help others too — so I put up a landing page…
FlowTracks launched on April 20, 2025 with 17 votes, #1,302 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
FlowTracks helps you set goals, track daily activities, and see your progress — so you stay clear and in control of your time.
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN, I made FlowTracks – a time tracker that shows how consistent you really are. I’ve tried a bunch of productivity tools: Pomodoro timers, TODO apps, time logs. They helped me focus or stay organized short-term — but none of them gave me a clear picture of how consistent I was over time. I wanted to know: - Which…
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