HabitGraph

It's more motivating to share progress with others on the same journey, whether it's learning math, building in public, lifting weights, running, losing weight, learning a language, doing a side project, etc. HabitGraph lets you leverage that to do hard things and become the best version of yourself. A confession: This is a 10+ year obsession my wife teases me about. I've used dozens of habit tracking tools with multiple 1,000+ day streaks. It started when I was a PM at a public tech co and got serious about dogfooding (using my product). So I made a script that made a GitHub commit when I used my product. I did it for over 1,000 days. I also grew the product from 7 to 9 figures ARR in a few years. After trying dozens of habit apps I've realized they're all pretty much the same. Two main issues: 1. They are great for doing small things, like taking your vitamins daily. But for doing hard things consistently you need a different approach. 2. After using any habit app for a year or so the core mechanics break down and it actually becomes counterproductive for various reasons. I will solve those long-term issues with this app because I've encountered them over and over. I've been using Math Academy daily to re-learn math. Now I'm at over 500 days. But last summer my volume dropped because it was getting HARD and I balanced it with other obligations (work, kids, etc.). I was consistent, but my volume sucked, which created a doom loop that slowed progress significantly. After trying everything, I found sharing my daily updates in the Math Academy community on X really helped since there were many others on the same journey and we keep each other going, especially when things get hard (yay integrals). I'll be using it for the next decade since I spent the last decade looking for exactly this, so I hope you love it as much as I do.