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I am surprised how many of those habit-building apps completely ignore that there is a weekend. I've been using Commit for a while and - because I am a bit laz

by Argorak 12y ago

I am surprised how many of those habit-building apps completely ignore that there is a weekend. I've been using Commit for a while and - because I am a bit lazy in that regard - committed to tracking my time properly every day (instead of as a bunch after 2-3 days). (I usually keep a note around) Now, I obviously don't do that on a weekend, but it still breaks my streak all the time, which makes the streak kind of moot. I have the same issue with GH streaks: I would enjoy if the whole system was more lenient, allowing days off the chore.

phreeza 12y ago
HabitRPG allows you to pick weekdays on which your daily activities are active, so the weekend is actually covered. What I do miss is having tasks that are weekly or monthly.
- Argorak 12y ago
  Huh? I looked around but didn't find that. Thanks!
  - phreeza 12y ago
    Once you create the daily, click the little pen on the right, and the item will expand and show a configuration, with the active days, among others.
Void_ 12y ago
Just bought Commit and I'm very disappointed. It's way too oversimplified.
aymeric 12y ago
Can you share the url for Commit? I am curious to see what it is...
- Argorak 12y ago
  https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/commit/id473527073?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/commit/id473527073?mt=8
toyg 12y ago
HabitRPG allows for breaks in several ways: * you can mark dailies for specific days of the week, so you won't have to do them every day (although you still can, if you want). * you can take a "global pause" by resting in the Tavern -- typically used when you go on holiday. * if you are a high-level Wizard you can cast Chilling Frost, which will preserve your streaks for a day. It's a very expensive spell and will limit damage you do in quests etc, so in practice you can't really use it more often than once a month or so. * if everything else fails and you know it's not your fault (emergencies etc), at any time you can just restore your streak to what it was.

by Argorak 12y ago

phreeza 12y ago

HabitRPG allows you to pick weekdays on which your daily activities are active, so the weekend is actually covered. What I do miss is having tasks that are weekly or monthly.

Argorak 12y ago
Huh? I looked around but didn't find that. Thanks!
- phreeza 12y ago
  Once you create the daily, click the little pen on the right, and the item will expand and show a configuration, with the active days, among others.

Void_ 12y ago

Just bought Commit and I'm very disappointed. It's way too oversimplified.

aymeric 12y ago

Can you share the url for Commit? I am curious to see what it is...

Argorak 12y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/commit/id473527073?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/commit/id473527073?mt=8

toyg 12y ago

HabitRPG allows for breaks in several ways: * you can mark dailies for specific days of the week, so you won't have to do them every day (although you still can, if you want). * you can take a "global pause" by resting in the Tavern -- typically used when you go on holiday. * if you are a high-level Wizard you can cast Chilling Frost, which will preserve your streaks for a day. It's a very expensive spell and will limit damage you do in quests etc, so in practice you can't really use it more often than once a month or so. * if everything else fails and you know it's not your fault (emergencies etc), at any time you can just restore your streak to what it was.