I submitted it to f-droid, but it takes a month or two to get up there. You can add the izzyondroid repo to your f-droid client if you want this, and updates to all other apps a lot faster.

Yes. Data starts flowing in after you hit the subscribe button.

I’d have to know what spec / standard they’re using, then it’d be possible.

Columbo

I’m not using uhabits, this is a different app I just made. If there’s a JSON or CSV standard for habits and their history, I could probably add an import / export.

EDIT: Oh I see. No I just used one function from loop habit to help with streak calculations, and wanted to credit their codebase. Everything else is from scratch.

No probs! Hope it helps, and if there’s anything I can do to make it better, lmk.

For sure. I was surprised that most of the habit apps out there aren’t focused on actually making new habits and ingraining them, but just tracking them. So I did a bunch of research on what works best, and am trying to apply that insight with this app.

For sure. I did a lot of research before making this, and one of the big takeaways was that you should never punish, or indicate that you messed up, for breaking streaks. Not only should it be expected, but punishing for breaking streaks also makes ppl less likely to start again.

Thx! I did add a way to hide streaks (or any of the other stats) from the home screen.

No web app, as this is written in native android.

As a dev, I think of the potentially years of work wasted on clients for corporate services who could pull the rug out from under you at any moment. Poof, years of labor in the trash.

I’ll never understand people writing apps / clients for them.

I really want one that self-empties, seems so convenient. After my current one dies, I’ll def get one.

Kipple is unavoidable, but an air filter helps a lot more than you think.

Also if you have pets, might be worth it to get a robot vacuum. Even the 3+ year old models are still great.

Accurate.

Nearly every societal problem has a solution, but you need a medical / buddhist / marxist / approach (probably a lot of other disciplines / lenses use this approach too, those are just some ones that more or less follow this).

• Correctly identify the actual problem.
• Find the root cause(s) of the problem.
• Name / describe the state without that problem.
• Outline the cure / steps to carry it out and reach that goal.

The only problems that aren’t solvable, are things that would break the laws of physics.

As for drugs / alcohol use, lemmygrad and hexbear have a lot of good threads on drug / alcohol use, and how to view it, and handle it collectively. The USA is probably the worst example of a country to look at for alleviating the societal ills brought about by alcohol and drug mis-use, so its good to look at how socialist countries have tackled it throughout history. If you can’t find a thread I’d recommend asking over there, because you’ll get a lot of good answers.

Looks like I’ll have to give happycow another chance.