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Haptic is a simple and minimalistic action-based journal for iPhone. Track your habits and activities in one timeline and get insights based on your actions. See what your life looks like at a glance.

This app is designed to restore and improve motor skills, especially after stroke. Use your non-dominant hand to perform the button press sequence showed on the screen. The "practice and rest" approach is used here based on the recent study by Marlene Bönstrup

Bullet is a free todo app and calendar based off the bullet journal method, which has become a worldwide success. Bullet makes planning your day, week and month a piece of cake.

Lifelog is journaling Mac app designed to help you recommend and achieve your goals

Life is precious, and so is your time. Get the digital journal of your activities right in your pocket! Strike the life balance to improve your focus and productivity.

Inspired by The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll, this application helps you record and organize content in a way similar to bullet journaling. The idea of this app is to help its users focus on intentionality and productivity.

A web based journaling app that makes it easy to get in to the habit of journaling even if you are not a writer. It works pretty much like a regular journaling app with the added bonus of quick posts, timeline, templates and goals.

Diem is great for anyone looking to start a journaling practice. Over time, you’ll be able to look back and see what you did on the same day each year. Stay motivated with reminders, streaks and beautiful badges you can earn and share along your journey.

Becord is a life-record tool, you can track everything like have coffee, stay up, nosebleed, a kiss......, and it show you a github commit log style chart to show it's frequency and log, which may help you know yourself better

Longwalks is the daily question app where you fill in the blanks to share your REAL self, find friends, & build real relationships. ⠀ Praised by Oprah Winfrey, Wired, Self Magazine, & more for sparking meaningful conversations.

One Diary lets you maintain a journal with one line per day for reflecting on your observations and intentions. Your notes serve as a verbalization of your thoughts. Take your time to review them and use them as cues for future actions.