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Users often find that habit trackers can become a habit themselves, leading to frustration when they stop tracking. A feature that integrates a more seamless habit tracking experience into Slack could help users maintain their habits without the burden of managing the app.
I know this doesn't apply to everyone, so apologies. But i felt this when using different habit trackers Lets say you open the app and you log your progress. maybe you check your streaks, review your stats and look at your insights. And if your habit is daily? You need to look every day. That whole routine is a habit on its own So what happens when you stop tracking? That habit breaks too. And when that breaks it takes your actual habit down with it. I think this the problem nobody talks about. You were never just building one habit, you were building two. and the second one was just managing the app. this is actually where most people silently quit habit trackers. Not because they gave up on the habit but because they gave up on the tracking. And the app made those two things feel like the same thing. Did habit trackers ever actually work for you long term? Or were you just tracking for the sake of tracking?