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evoboard helps you track goals, build consistent habits, and spot mishaps before they become patterns. Automate habit completions with integrations, share your progress through a public profile and boards, and become your best self.
I built evoboard because most goal trackers make it easy to write down what you want to do but much harder to see whether you’re actually showing up for it.
evoboard turns goals and habits into visual boards, so your progress is clear at a glance. It helps you spot missed days before they turn into a pattern, celebrate consistency, and keep moving toward the person you want to become.
A few things I did to make staying consistent easier:
- Create boards for the areas of life you want to improve, from fitness and learning to building a project. - Track habits manually or automate completions through integrations, so real activity can update your board. - Share a public profile and selected boards when you want accountability or want others to follow your progress. - See consistency over time in a visual, contribution-style view. Not just another unchecked task list.
I’m building it for people who want a calmer, more motivating way to stay consistent with their goals and view how they're doing over time.
I’d love your feedback: what do you think of this idea, and would you use it in daily life? Also, what would you change or add?
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About evoboard on Product Hunt
“Consistency visualized.”
evoboard was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #34 on the daily leaderboard. evoboard helps you track goals, build consistent habits, and spot mishaps before they become patterns. Automate habit completions with integrations, share your progress through a public profile and boards, and become your best self.
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I built evoboard because most goal trackers make it easy to write down what you want to do but much harder to see whether you’re actually showing up for it.
evoboard turns goals and habits into visual boards, so your progress is clear at a glance. It helps you spot missed days before they turn into a pattern, celebrate consistency, and keep moving toward the person you want to become.
A few things I did to make staying consistent easier:
- Create boards for the areas of life you want to improve, from fitness and learning to building a project.
- Track habits manually or automate completions through integrations, so real activity can update your board.
- Share a public profile and selected boards when you want accountability or want others to follow your progress.
- See consistency over time in a visual, contribution-style view. Not just another unchecked task list.
I’m building it for people who want a calmer, more motivating way to stay consistent with their goals and view how they're doing over time.
I’d love your feedback: what do you think of this idea, and would you use it in daily life? Also, what would you change or add?