Auxo

The website is finally live! Users can now download both the normal and meme versions directly from the site. I hope the community enjoys it! The GitHub repo is linked, and the README is fully updated.!

I'm actually done with this project and I'm kinda losing my mind over how good it turned out! So I finished the anime version and holy shit this thing is absolutely unhinged in the best way possible. Added so many custom GIFs, images, and sound effects that your phone basically becomes an anime girl cheering you on (or roasting you when you skip leg day lmao). The community reactions are gonna be wild when they see this - like imagine opening your habit tracker and getting hit with some epic anime celebration when you complete a streak
Both versions are completely ready to ship now which feels surreal considering I was debugging Gradle hell like a month ago. The clean minimal version for people who want that professional vibe, and then this absolute masterpiece of weeb engineering for everyone else. I'm setting up the GitHub repo and building a proper website where people can download whichever version speaks to their soul.

So today I was refining the UI and added this streaks icon with a subtle circle animation that triggers when we check off habits - looks pretty sick actually. Changed up the UI a bit more to make everything feel smoother and more polished. That's basically it for today but honestly the main version is ready now which feels insane considering where this started lol.
Now I'm thinking of doing something completely different - want to create like an anime-centric meme version of this habit tracker. Could be fire if I pull it off right, imagine your waifu judging you for not hitting your daily goals or getting hyped when you complete a streak 💀. Might be the dumbest idea ever but also could be the most based thing I've ever made. We'll see if I actually commit to this or just stick with the clean version for the Sunday ship date.
The main app is honestly in a good spot now so might as well have some fun with a side version right?

Yooo finally got the main stuff working on the habit tracker! The database is solid now - everything stores locally on your phone with Hive handling all the dates and habit data. The heatmap looks actually fire, did it GitHub style so you can see your progress and I made it so the green gets darker based on your completion percentage which is pretty satisfying to look at ngl. Also got the dark/light mode working and it looks clean af for an Android app, going for that minimal vibe.
Now I'm gonna add this companion thing like Duolingo has where it motivates you to do your daily stuff and keep the momentum going. Honestly think this could be the feature that makes people actually stick with their habits instead of giving up after a week lol. Planning to ship it this Sunday and really hoping people fw it! Can't believe how far this has come from when I was struggling with all those database issues ages ago.

Got some solid progress done today on the habit tracker UI! Managed to add real functionality for creating, editing, and deleting habits and everything feels pretty smooth. Still need to work on the heatmap but that's for later. Really trying to nail that iOS look and feel which I think is coming together nicely. The smooth sliding options for edit/delete are working great and the dialog boxes look clean too. Haven't set up proper state management yet but that's next on the list along with implementing Hive for local storage tomorrow. Planning to get the database structure sorted then. Honestly there's so much more I want to add to this project - the ideas keep coming! Dark mode is also on the roadmap soon since I already have that theme code from before. The whole thing is starting to feel more like a real app now instead of just UI mockups.

Its been 20 days since my last update on the habit tracker app and damn I actually made some progress today. Last time I was stuck with database issues switching from Isar to Hive because of some annoying Gradle conflicts and had to rebuild everything from scratch only saving my theme toggle code. Today I thought lets just focus on UI first so I created a new Flutter project and started building the interface directly. Got some good work done on the main features like I made these custom habit tiles that look pretty clean and added checkbox functionality so users can mark their habits as done. Figured its better to get the user flow working properly before getting into all the backend mess again. Also btw I finished and shipped my Apollo project during these 20 days which was also part of Summer of Making so thats done. This UI first approach is honestly way better than getting stuck in database setup hell again and again.

Today I started working on a new Flutter project — a habit tracker / self-improvement app. The first thing I built was the light/dark mode toggle, which is working fine. Initially, I tried setting up Isar as the local database, but I ran into a lot of errors around mismatched build versions and Gradle issues. After spending some time debugging, I decided to switch over to Hive instead since it’s simpler and should integrate more smoothly. Unfortunately, I ended up messing up my Gradle setup and had to delete the project files, so no screenshots this time. I still have the theme code saved, so I’ll copy that over and start fresh.