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Hey everyone! I'm an engineering student, and over the years, I've tried to figure out how to study better, build habits, stay consistent, and manage my time more effectively. Like many students, I ended up using multiple apps for different things: one for tasks, another for habits, another for Pomodoro sessions, and somewhere else for notes and tracking my progress. Eventually, managing all these apps started feeling like a task in itself. I wanted one place where I could plan my days, work towards my goals, track my progress, and stay accountable without constantly switching between tools. So I started building seichu ( https://seichu.vercel.app/ ), a productivity ecosystem that brings all of this together. Here's what you can do with it: Plan and get things done Organize tasks and projects using Kanban-style boards. Track daily and weekly habits, streaks, and yearly progress. Use a Pomodoro focus timer with session history and daily goals. Keep your notes in one place.(and download them as markdown files!) Plan your day ahead of time. Build consistency Track your overall activity through a year-long heatmap. Grow your little panda companion as you build your streak. Use streak freezes when you miss a day. Review your week and optionally receive a weekly email summary. earn badges Stay accountable with friends Create shared streaks with friends. Join public or private focus rooms and work alongside others. Compete on leaderboards for focus time, mindful minutes, or streaks. create challenges with your friends Understand yourself better Track your mood and sleep. Discover patterns in your focus, sleep, and mood through personal analytics. Practice mindful breathing. Get monthly and yearly progress recaps with Wrapped. Make it your own Choose from 10 light color themes. Create a public profile and shareable progress cards. Use it on your phone or computer.(to use on mobile download as a webapp) I'm still in the testing phase , and seichu is currently free to use . I'm sharing it because I'd love to get it into the hands of people who might find it useful, hear honest feedback, and figure out what needs to improve. I've taken inspiration from the different apps we use every day, borrowing ideas from what works well and rethinking how they could fit together in one place. As a CS major, I'm someone who loves numbers, tracking progress, and seeing tangible evidence of improvement. seichu is my take on what a productivity ecosystem could look like when you combine that love for data with the human side of building habits and staying consistent. Here's the link if you'd like to check it out: https://seichu.vercel.app/ I'd especially love to know: What do you currently use to manage your productivity? Does having all these tools in one place sound useful, or do you prefer separate apps? What would make you want to keep coming back to a productivity app? I'm building this from my own experience as a st

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 18:13:59