The story behind AYHT is that I was at a job that I knew I wasn't delighted at, but I wasn't really sure how long I had been unhappy or what exactly I wanted.
So after burning out of that, I built AYHT to help better track my happiness by the day to find patterns and how to help myself improve.
Mostly it is nice to get a message every day that forces me to reflect on the day and whether I was happy. It helps me appreciate the happy ones and learn from the bad ones.
It's an interesting that could be quite useful. Two things I noticed from a quick use:
* The page doesn't scale well on mobile. Which is a shame, because I could see it being something I use on my phone to answer quickly
* The homepage doesn't really say a lot about what the app does. Even though it's quite simple looking, a screenshot or two would be nice. Especially when there's a premium option listed on the homepage without showing what it is.
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Mostly it is nice to get a message every day that forces me to reflect on the day and whether I was happy. It helps me appreciate the happy ones and learn from the bad ones.
* The page doesn't scale well on mobile. Which is a shame, because I could see it being something I use on my phone to answer quickly
* The homepage doesn't really say a lot about what the app does. Even though it's quite simple looking, a screenshot or two would be nice. Especially when there's a premium option listed on the homepage without showing what it is.