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Comment by lawn

While technically awesome I've tried using it several times but always end up dropping it. I find it difficult to maintain and over time it's left to rot until I finally give up on it.

For me I don't actually need the complexity. A simple text based todo list would basically do the same job. The main issue is actually maintaining it.

This is why I like habitica more: https://habitica.com/

It's basically a gamified todo list which is perfect for me.

It's also awesome with helping establish new habits. The incentive of not wanting to break a streak is surprisingly strong. Nothing else has been remotely as successful.

parent lawn 8 years ago

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