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Log Day 6 - [ Mobile Dev ]: 7+ apps habitide - habit tracker changes/updates 2k+ installs + Emojis support with new design icons + Easy flow for habit creation with fixes in reminders + More sensitive complete task button on list view + Left & Right

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Hey guys, what’s your thoughts for a tool that pulls all your notes, ideas, bookmarks, and reminders from WhatsApp, Slack, browser extensions, and calendars into one place? Problem Statement: We normally write our ideas, passwords, to-dos, and note

Planning to design a software for restaurants which can help to easily access them about there staff attendance, inventory left and used , bills, and all in one software which can be easily used

Atomic Habits: After reading the book that a friend of a nonsmoker suggested, the author discovered that it helps them connect their cue with other helpful actions (i.e., he simply changed their perspective on smoking to any other useful things), cha

Most of my revenue-making apps? They’re the ones I built to solve my own problems. I use them daily → they turned out useful for others too. Build for yourself first. Chances are, you’re not alone.

Try it now 👉 https://stuwards.web.app and provide us helpful feedback We’re building StuWards, an all-in-one platform that helps students get the right scholarships, build good habits, track progress, and earn rewards — all powered by AI. 🎯 Key F

Telstra and Nokia are working together to give software developers access to tools that will help them build smarter apps for companies. This means developers can create new and useful applications using Telstra's advanced network capabilities with t

We all know about the Inshorts app, which provides daily news in just 60 words. Similarly, why not create an app that showcases the latest apps and websites being developed around the world? Here's why this would be useful: In my free time, I often

“Hooked on Repeat: How Habit Loops Build Loyal Customers Without Them Knowing” Habit loops are built on three parts: cue, routine, reward. Once this cycle repeats, a habit is formed—often subconsciously. Businesses engineer these loops to drive cust