Dashbit

Dashbit

The dashboard for your habits

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Dashbit helps you track your habits in a lightweight and beautiful way. It supports both the calendar and health data to update your progress more easily.
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Damien Petrilli
Hello everyone, I am the creator of Dashbit, a beautiful and lightweight App to track your habits. Here is a little backstory about it. I always wanted a very simple App showing - in a glance - how I was doing but couldn’t find any. So I decided to make my own with a focus on simplicity and Don’t Repeat Yourself. As a big calendar user, I first started implementing a calendar reader, so the App could count events occurence and duration to update my progress. I also added a “planner” feature which reads upcoming events and reports if you planned enough time to reach your habits goals. The update is live as you modify your calendar so it’s very handy to plan your week. Next was the support of Health data as I was tracking all my health related habits using the Apple Watch. The App is able to extract data from the workouts / rings / mindfulness and sleep. Meanwhile, I got early feedbacks that some weren’t comfortable to give access to their calendar (no trust, using corporate calendar, etc…) but also from users who disliked the rigidity of planning. This is why I also added in-app data: the App can work without calendar nor any smart watch. Each habit can use a different data source so it’s easy to tailor the App to your needs. I use Natural Language instead to configure new habits: just type what you want to do and the App setup everything accordingly. As a side effect, the App is optimized for english right now. To deal with the complexity of having multiple data sources, I designed a centralized To Do Task view. - When a task relies on the calendar or health, it shows an icon on the left to indicate where to complete it. - All the calendar events related to your habits are showing on the top of the list so there is no need to switch between the App and the calendar. - When using in-app data, you can just tap the checkbox to indicate it was done. - Finally, the App handles partial update which is very convenient for duration based habits. ex: if you did 4h of volunteering during a day on your 16h monthly target, slide your finger on the task to change the amount you did before taping the check box. I hope you will enjoy the App as much as I do. You get 3 free habits a year, 1 month trial and it’s an affordable yearly subscription (less than a $1/month).
Ari Suarez
@damien_petrilli love the idea of writing my own habits i wanna track! not so many apps can give you this feature. can't wait to try this out :)
Damien Petrilli
@arianasua Nice! Let me know how it works for you :)
Ari Suarez
@damien_petrilli ofc, i will! :)
Amir Shneider
Exactly what I was looking for! thanks for sharing! when will you have a ios widget?
Damien Petrilli
@amirshneider I am not sure yet but it's in the pipeline. It will be a question of prioritization based on feedbacks :)
Кирилл Пушкин
A bit overwhelming but still useful 👍