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by sublinear

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I think in this case I'd just prefer a conversation with a bot that produces the same results. The idea behind this is pretty weak to begin with and this is a dead trend.
These configurator/generator UIs were always a pain, but this example is pretty bad. The "weekly" and "monthly" options are broken and only allow "7" or "31". That many checkboxes even goes completely off the page.
That was enough for me to become immediately disinterested. I haven't looked at the page source, but I'm struggling to believe this was written by hand.

by rozab

1 subcomments

I like the open source app Loop Habit Tracker, but there's definitely an advantage to using paper for stuff like this.
https://loophabits.org/

by pimlottc

0 subcomment

You should provide some sort of default preview with a generic task to help entice the user to make their own.

by Muhammad523

0 subcomment

No sign-up. No subscription. No ads. Just a clean calendar you print and use. I realllllly dont like reading sentences similar to this one. They give away the fact you didnt have time to write by yourself, so you used AI instead