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(All of the below have great free versions)
Pomodoro: Forces me to focus for 25 minutes and then take a 5 minute break. It lets me put off goofing off because it's only 25 minutes away. And on the other hand, it forces me to take breaks so I don't get as bleary-eyed and makes me take walks/move my body.
I currently use Toggl (desktop version) as a pomodoro and a way to keep track of what I do day to day.
Todoist (with GTD priniciples): Google this to figure out how to do it. But it's very powerful with its tags, categories, etc.
Evernote (with Agile principles): I check my Evernote at the end of the day, week, month, etc. to make sure that I've hit my goals and if not, why I didn't. I link my Todoist Completed Goals (webapp link) and Toggle reports (webapp link) to get an overview of what I've accomplished/spent my time doing that day.
StayFocusd (chrome extension): Only thing I have on there is reddit. 30 minutes max a day.
Day by Day (android app) with non zero day principles: It's a beautiful UI for "Don't break the chain" concepts. It helps a lot to build habits by visually reminding me what I have to do each day, and it feels so good to check it off when I do it! If I don't really feel like doing something one day, I just do 1 minute/1 rep of it.
Shameless self bump, but I've created an android app specifically for this: DayByDay, based on the "Don't break the chain" philosophy.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leoncvlt.daybyday
Not sure if it's available for iPhone but I use this on Android.
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Starlike and Day by day habit tracker looks cool.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leoncvlt.daybyday
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
What you're describing is called "Don't break the chain" or Seinfeld's method.
http://lifehacker.com/281626/jerry-seinfelds-productivity-secret
Some of the more popular Android apps are
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!
Hai Redditors,
I am a big fan of the don't break the chain method for building habits and the chains.cc web app, however I struggled to find a good-looking and nice to use app on android, so I went back to the coding board.
The result is <strong>Day by Day</strong>, a habit forming app which is highly customizable in looks and color and comes armed with a full material design interface. It's very intuitive to use, enter a (or more) habit and start your streak!
The app is free with a small in-app purchase to unlock a few aestethic options and the possibility of logging more than 2 habits. However, just for the launch week you can unlock all of this during by going into the "About" screen, clicking the "Promo" button and entering the code "betterthanyesterday".
Feedback is welcome. Happy streaking!