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As someone who built a habit tracker, I like it. It looks elegant and easy to use and you seem clear on what you are optimizing for. A couple of thoughts. I t
by tonystubblebine 6y ago
As someone who built a habit tracker, I like it. It looks elegant and easy to use and you seem clear on what you are optimizing for.
A couple of thoughts.
I think it's important to be clear whether you building an app that is optimized for tracking for insight or for change. That is what explains why I took a different approach to designing a habit tracker than you are taking. My primary was for change. Yours sounds like for insight.
The reason to be clear is that it can help you filter out feature requests.
There's only one other example of what you're building that I've seen and thought was well done.
http://reporter-app.com/ http://reporter-app.com/
If you are planning to charge, I would want to know that before I sign up for a free version. "Free until 2021, then $5/month."
- avinoth 6y agoThanks for the suggestion and the associated link. You're right, the primary motivation was to do tracking for insights but down the line I would like if this can be agnostic even from that., like one feature I was planning to do is "Overlay charts" which lets you overlay data from multiple trackers to figure out patterns. On a different line, I've visioned if it could sort of have a "Streak" builder with triggers after certain "value" is achieved, which then allows it to have "goal" based tracking abilities. Will do a write-up on the "manifesto" of the product, and will ensure the intent is clear from the landing page. As for the pricing, I really haven't decided on one and when to charge. But rest assured, I've always planned to grandfather users who signed up before any payment plan is launched. Basically, anything you use for free will forever be free. Thanks again.