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by whelton 3y ago
I use ToDesktop for Conjure[0], and I love it. Given the nature of Conjure (Habit and Time Tracking), having a desktop app was important to many users, and many now use it instead of the web version (myself included). As a solo developer, I
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by whelton 3y ago
I've been building towards something like this with Conjure[0]. I've focused more on metrics, behavior, and achievement, with a rules engine for automatically completing habits and goals off those. As you identified, the biggest o
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by whelton 3y ago
CrushEntropy is awesome, really nice work on it! I came across it a year or so ago, have used it a bunch of times!
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by whelton 3y ago
I use https://conjure.so as a habit, time and goal tracker. I built it for my own needs and to explore some ideas (habit rules engine, completion types, measurements). I’ve been using https://akiflow.com/ for ta
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by whelton 3y ago
Thank you so much! I spent some time researching subjective well-being, life satisfaction and behaviour change a few years ago when I was at an unhappy point in life, and started experimenting building systems that helped me be consistent a
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by whelton 3y ago
Working on Conjure ( https://conjure.so ) - a habit, time, and goal tracking platform with a habit rules engine, data layer, dashboards, integrations, and API, real-time across web, desktop and mobile. Just released a free plan, a
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by whelton 4y ago
+1 for Mobx. I use it in Conjure[0] after watching a talk about how it’s used extensively in Linear[1]. I love it. [0] https://conjure.so [1] https://linear.app
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by whelton 4y ago
Worked on (ironically) my habits and goals platform Conjure[0] every day, now 664 days in a row. Building it solo and bootstrapped I ensure I track a minimum amount of time every day to maintain momentum. [0] https://conjure.so
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by whelton 4y ago
I build and use Conjure[0]. It's focused on personal objectives, habits, time and behaviour tracking. It has also has an API and several integrations (including Health Kit). For some of the methodologies you can implement with it (eg t
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by whelton 4y ago
I’ve been using and building Conjure[0] for 2 years, because I didn’t find the particular experience I wanted out there and wanted it to help me intentionally build and maintain behaviors conducive to life satisfaction and subjective well-b
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by whelton 4y ago
Vital is awesome. I’ve built various integrations for health services for Conjure[0], and the implementation and maintenance of these does not bring much joy to my life. Having worked with Vital’s API and Webhooks, I am so excited for our u
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by whelton 4y ago
Being process orientated. Results come from sustained effort over long periods, so I focus on making the process sustainable and enjoyable. I build Conjure[0], a habits and goals platform, solo and bootstrapped, and have worked on it for 49
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Same for Less and the 85% Rule(whelton.io)
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by whelton 4y ago
Another indie hacker here, to add to OP’s reply, I’ve been using Syften[0] to monitor relevant keywords across various sites to find people my product can be of value to, or I provide answers to their related questions (which can lead them
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by whelton 4y ago
Understanding motivation is ephemeral, while discipline is not and a sense of momentum is important, what keeps me going is having an “emergency mode” of my habits for my “off days”. This varies by habit, but includes tracking at least one
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by whelton 4y ago
I've been building https://conjure.so in public, solo and bootstrapped, for ~19 months now, by sharing milestones and learnings periodically. From building in public, I have built a waitlist, gained customers and built a mo
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by whelton 4y ago
Yeah agreed its pretty confusing and took me some time to reconcile! I imagine for legacy support or business reasons they maintain the OAuth API, but I too wish they add granular repo support to the OAuth API and existing tokens were migra
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by whelton 4y ago
I've been looking into this as I'm building similar per resource scoping for conjure.so's API. GitHub has 'OAuth Apps' and 'GitHub Apps' [0]. The former's scopes do not permit such granularity (eg the
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by whelton 5y ago
I work across a couple of things, I found using one list or simpler approaches ultimately didn't suit me, so I built up an approach that works well for for me. I have 4 main systems: 1. Personal Todos - - I use a Omnifocus[0] like web
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by whelton 5y ago
Here are a handful of personal ones for me: - Health & Well-being: Step count (Apple Watch). Weight (Withings Scale). Meditation minutes. Sleep (Whoop). First sunlight exposure (circadian entrainment). Lunch and dinner times (circadian
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by whelton 5y ago
I use some Go in Conjure's [1] Rails backend through FFI, for calculating Habit streaks and have had huge speed improvements. Rewriting from Ruby to Go, some benchmarks for calculating long streaks showed going from ~5 sec to ~0.04 sec
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by whelton 5y ago
I use Conjure [1] on web and mobile for daily and weekly habits (particularly using the day view, set to show only remaining habits for the day). Disclaimer: I'm building Conjure. I have a recurring task to create a weekly plan on a Mo
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by whelton 6y ago
May or may not be of interest, but I’ve been working on a platform for behavior management. It’s data, graph and rules based, which you define habits and objectives on top of (along with your reminders and likes). It has time tracking baked
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by whelton 14y ago
So awesome CoderDojo is now in NYC!
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Web app to browse all Instagram pics & download favs in fear of FB nuking them(gramgrab.com)
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by whelton 15y ago
Hey, so there is a couple of reasons we run it for free. Firstly theres no entry barrier, young people from all backgrounds come and kids that don't have laptops we try have spares to let them use. Money we found generally complicates thing
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by whelton 15y ago
Cool, we're actually redesigning that entire site and hoping to have it up by Friday. Please drop back then and give an suggestions or advice! Thanks man :)
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by whelton 15y ago
Hey man, James here, yeah the name collision is crazy, we saw it a few months in (we're around 9 months old now). We aim entirely at young people and are starting spin off that focuses retraining the unemployed (14% unemployment in Ireland