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What's new in 1.2.4: Streak Protection & Repair, Advanced Analytics with a body-status petal chart, sleep stages and HRV, and a new Cloud Journey timer scene with Dynamic Island and Lock Screen Live Activity. Skipped habits now rest quietly instead of breaking your streak, and onboarding includes a free trial. DropDrop puts habits, to-dos, mood and body state in one calm place — check in habits, log mood in seconds, and see Apple Health trends next to the habits they support.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Chris, a solo indie developer building DropDrop.
Most habit apps hand you a fixed plan and guilt you when life gets in the way. DropDrop works the other way around: it looks at your body state — sleep, HRV, resting heart rate — and adjusts the day to fit you, instead of forcing you to fit the plan.
What's new in 1.2.4:
• Streak Protection & Repair — protect a streak before life happens, or repair it after
• Advanced Analytics — a body-status petal chart, sleep stages and HRV, and your whole week on one page
• Cloud Journey — a new timer scene with Dynamic Island and Lock Screen Live Activity
• A quiet "rest" state for skipped habits, instead of a broken streak
• Free trial in onboarding
I'd love your honest feedback — and I'm curious: what habit are you trying to keep right now?
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About DropDrop: HabitTracker & Todo 1.2.4 on Product Hunt
“Habits, to-dos, mood & sleep in one calm place”
DropDrop: HabitTracker & Todo 1.2.4 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #209 on the daily leaderboard. What's new in 1.2.4: Streak Protection & Repair, Advanced Analytics with a body-status petal chart, sleep stages and HRV, and a new Cloud Journey timer scene with Dynamic Island and Lock Screen Live Activity. Skipped habits now rest quietly instead of breaking your streak, and onboarding includes a free trial. DropDrop puts habits, to-dos, mood and body state in one calm place — check in habits, log mood in seconds, and see Apple Health trends next to the habits they support.
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Chris
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Chris, a solo indie developer building DropDrop.
Most habit apps hand you a fixed plan and guilt you when life gets in the way. DropDrop works the other way around: it looks at your body state — sleep, HRV, resting heart rate — and adjusts the day to fit you, instead of forcing you to fit the plan.
What's new in 1.2.4:
• Streak Protection & Repair — protect a streak before life happens, or repair it after
• Advanced Analytics — a body-status petal chart, sleep stages and HRV, and your whole week on one page
• Cloud Journey — a new timer scene with Dynamic Island and Lock Screen Live Activity
• A quiet "rest" state for skipped habits, instead of a broken streak
• Free trial in onboarding
I'd love your honest feedback — and I'm curious: what habit are you trying to keep right now?