A battle-tested habit tracking app for digital minimalists with an Apple Watch and a burning desire to flourish in life.
6 habits that power balanced living
A battle-tested habit tracking app for digital minimalists with an Apple Watch and a burning desire to flourish in life.
I am an analog-first human being. There are cases when I don't have my paper journal with me or I need more insight into data that I've captured over time. This is where compute comes in handy. I thought there were already too many habit tracking apps but it turned out I needed to build one myself. One that would allow me to glance at my balance and track Apple Health data directly from the wrist.
I get the appeal here. Most habit trackers feel bloated, but this seems focused on essentials while still giving insights when you need them. The Apple Watch angle makes it practical for everyday use.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀 Axis feels very intentional. How do you see it standing apart from other habit tracking apps out there?
Really like this approach 🚀 A habit tracker designed specifically for digital minimalists feels so refreshing compared to the usual cluttered apps. The Apple Watch integration makes it even more seamless — perfect for building habits without adding distractions. Congrats on the launch! I’ve also recently launched HostellMe, a platform that helps students in Lahore find housing more easily. Different space, but like your app, it’s about creating focus by removing unnecessary friction. Would love
It's a great idea to divide my life into six habits! I think it can help me focus on life as a whole rather than breaking them down.
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