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REGIME: Daily Habit Tracker
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REGIME: Daily Habit Tracker

Build discipline with streaks, ranks and a weekly review

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REGIME is an iPhone habit tracker: one daily checklist, a streak that grows when you finish your day, 8 ranks to climb and a 7-day review. No account needed.

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Features

• One realistic daily checklist

• Grow your streak by finishing each day

• Climb eight ranks

• Review the last seven days of check-ins

• Optional morning and evening reminders

• No account, social feed, or cloud requirement

Use Cases

• Build a consistent daily routine

• Track habits privately on iPhone

• Recover from a missed day and start again

• Review weekly progress and stay accountable

Comments

I built REGIME to make daily habit tracking feel realistic and encouraging: one checklist, a growing streak, eight ranks, and a weekly review. It is designed for people who want a focused routine without an account or social feed.

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Climbing eight ranks tied to finishing your daily checklist is a nice hook. If someone misses a day, does the streak reset entirely, or is there any grace mechanic that still lets the weekly review feel useful?

Tying ranks to finishing the whole day instead of individual habits is a nice way to keep the checklist realistic. When someone misses a day, does the streak reset fully or is there a softer recovery mechanic? A single grace day per week might help avoid the all-or-nothing drop-off.

No account and no social feed is a nice change for a habit tracker. The 'recover from a missed day' use case is the part most streak apps get wrong. Does a missed day reset the rank too, or only the streak?

The part I find interesting is the streak only growing when you finish the whole day. How do you handle a day where one item genuinely can't be done, like a gym habit while traveling? I've seen strict streaks make people quit after one miss, so I'm curious how the recover and start again flow feels in practice.

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Comments

I built REGIME to make daily habit tracking feel realistic and encouraging: one checklist, a growing streak, eight ranks, and a weekly review. It is designed for people who want a focused routine without an account or social feed.

custom-img
Independent research on pest control sof...

For anyone working in the pest control industry, I recommend checking out this resource: https://pesttechresearch.com/. It offers practical calculators for estimating costs and evaluating business operations, along with detailed software comparisons and technology guides. If you're trying to compare pest control software, understand pricing, or find tools to improve efficiency and profitability, the website is worth bookmarking. Having these resources in one place can save considerable time when researching solutions for your business.

Climbing eight ranks tied to finishing your daily checklist is a nice hook. If someone misses a day, does the streak reset entirely, or is there any grace mechanic that still lets the weekly review feel useful?

Tying ranks to finishing the whole day instead of individual habits is a nice way to keep the checklist realistic. When someone misses a day, does the streak reset fully or is there a softer recovery mechanic? A single grace day per week might help avoid the all-or-nothing drop-off.

No account and no social feed is a nice change for a habit tracker. The 'recover from a missed day' use case is the part most streak apps get wrong. Does a missed day reset the rank too, or only the streak?

The part I find interesting is the streak only growing when you finish the whole day. How do you handle a day where one item genuinely can't be done, like a gym habit while traveling? I've seen strict streaks make people quit after one miss, so I'm curious how the recover and start again flow feels in practice.

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