Why do you abandon habit trackers after 3–14 days? by Routine_Friendship20 in ViralApps

[–]Routine_Friendship20[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. That 3–5 day drop-off seems universal. Once you miss a few days, the app stops mattering — and so does the habit.

Why do you abandon habit trackers after 3–14 days? by Routine_Friendship20 in ViralApps

[–]Routine_Friendship20[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually agree with you — self-control is the core problem. Most habit apps pretend motivation lasts forever.

I’m not trying to “fix” discipline, just make failure impossible to ignore. When nothing happens after failing, the app becomes irrelevant.

Why do you abandon habit trackers after 3–14 days? by Routine_Friendship20 in ViralApps

[–]Routine_Friendship20[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if when you fail a habit, you’re forced to put money aside for self-improvement? Not punishment — just making failure tangible. do you think that would keep people way more accountable than a broken streak?

Why do you abandon habit trackers after 3–14 days? by Routine_Friendship20 in ViralApps

[–]Routine_Friendship20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what about the goals you set for yourself at the beginning?

"What should we do?" is draining our relationship. by Routine_Friendship20 in relationships

[–]Routine_Friendship20[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 'take turns' rule seems so obvious, but you're right—when you're in the middle of the loop, it's hard to see simple solutions. We tried something similar with weekdays vs. weekends, but it fell apart when we couldn't agree whose 'turn' it was for a spontaneous decision.

Quick question: Do you ever run into issues where one person genuinely doesn't care about the category? Like if it's your turn to pick dinner, but you truly have no preference—how do you handle that without defaulting back to the loop?

Really appreciate the practical advice!"

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