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Show HN: Everyday.app – Simple and beautiful habit tracker for iOS,Web,Android
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It's been almost 4 years since I started working on https://everyday.app as an indie hacker. In 2020 I've created the macOS app, added more web extensions, translated it to 15 languages, created beautiful iOS14 widgets
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mezod
6y ago
would you recommend any literature more broadly argumenting the ideas you defend here? thanks!
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6y ago
Grand Prix 2 was so epic
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Ask HN: How do you learn of new posts in favourite blogs?
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7y ago
Just sharing some thoughts on the slow but steady progress I've experienced during my indie maker journey. This is not a shiny story of overnight success, but an ode to the long term race.
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Approaching $5k MRR after 3 years by working on it every day as an indie dev
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7y ago
YES. BEST THING EVER.
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Ask HN: How do you challenge yourself every day?
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Ask HN: How do you meet experts from other fields?
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7y ago
Thankfully you have learnt that when something doesn't make sense to you, you should investigate and read further. The fact that 2 of the examples you named are happening in the same country should give you a hint.
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7y ago
especially when Franco, unlike Hitler/Mussolini, never lost a war. He died of old age and appointed who was to succeed him, the King of Spain.
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7y ago
I use my own app to form new habits as the new tab... https://everyday.app :D
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mezod
7y ago
Definitely, the sole fact of reading every day what I want to do every single day already makes a huge difference! Awesome, feel free to shoot me any feedback! ;)
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7y ago
Shameless plug - I work on https://everyday.app (simple and beautiful habit tracker for the web/ios/android) and seeing the colourful board filled with 2 years of data is hugely motivating to keep me going and stay on
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7y ago
Thanks!
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7y ago
what would be the most reasonable way to "fill" these icons?
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Ask HN: Can you apply for AWS-Activate as an indie startup?
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8y ago
Do you have any experience monetizing open source projects? Like, server costs are definitely the most negligible of all costs of running a project!
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8y ago
See I might be wrong here, but I think the problem starts when you see yourself as a depressed person. Do you see yourself as someone who can wake up early and go to the gym? Do you see yourself as someone who could be disciplined? Don'
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mezod
8y ago
I agree that discipline > motivation. And thus, habit formation becomes important. What I'd like to add here is what I call "learn to enjoy". I try to "learn to enjoy" waking up in the morning to go to the gym. I
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8y ago
this might be the single most useful reply in the whole thread. Specificitiy (paragraph 2) is crucial. I'd add that goals (paragraph 3) are a result of identity (paragraph 5) so it's basically the same idea. How do you see your be
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8y ago
AS a matter of fact, I do something similar. I recommend you try dynalist.io out. Much more powerful than a textfile :P
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Thanks for this David. Funnily, 5 years ago I developed my own personal kanban tool. It's still running on http://multikanban.com Of course Trello is a thousand times more powerful and polished. I was just sharing to show t
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Ask HN: How do you organize everything you want to do?
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Ask HN: What are good christmas presents for a 3 year old?
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this is definitely the kind of things I'd love to teach them, and showing them is probably the best way to, but I keep wondering if there's something else I can actively do...
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8y ago
haha, loved the random-agent bit :) they are so cute.
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Ask HN: What things can you teach to a 3 year old?
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Hey alienreborn, sorry that I answer here, this is totally unrelated to the topic being discussed. I've just seen that you replied me on an old HN post of mine and cannot reply there nor can I find another way to contact you on your pr
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