I just want to share an app - Habit Pocket. I built to track my habits and other metrics I like. For me the biggest problem of most trackers is limitation by only habit done and not done state.
But I prefer to track my actual effort and be consistent with using actual numbers. For example I have a goal to walk 10k steps everyday. What if I walked 9k, it's not a 10k but definitely good!
This is why I like to track actual numbers and time. In my case it help me stick to the habits better. Because showing up every day even if it's half of the goal is very important and for myself I like to see any effort I put.
Same with skip, I added support of skips because sometime I can go camping for 3-5 days and I'm not able to do some things, so I need to decide to loose my streak or mark it done and ruin stats. So this is why skips can be handy.
Also it has MCP integration so you can connect your AI of choice. Pull your data using Apple Health integration!
I’m curious about the architecture, specifically regarding the Apple Health and MCP integrations. How is the user data managed under the hood? Is the data being routed through a centralized server/external LLM APIs, or is the processing and AI integration handled entirely locally in-app?
Yeah! It's a great project, but at least for me it lacks numbers/time tracking. And I prefer vertical view, when the row represents a date. But I have both views.
So the HealthKit basically covers both Fitness and Health app. As I understand there is not difference from the api client perspective. For example I ask for the steps count permission and I don't know who actually wrote it. It can be apple watch or garmin watch or something else.
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But I prefer to track my actual effort and be consistent with using actual numbers. For example I have a goal to walk 10k steps everyday. What if I walked 9k, it's not a 10k but definitely good!
This is why I like to track actual numbers and time. In my case it help me stick to the habits better. Because showing up every day even if it's half of the goal is very important and for myself I like to see any effort I put.
Same with skip, I added support of skips because sometime I can go camping for 3-5 days and I'm not able to do some things, so I need to decide to loose my streak or mark it done and ruin stats. So this is why skips can be handy.
Also it has MCP integration so you can connect your AI of choice. Pull your data using Apple Health integration!