Original Summary

Every habit app I tried had the same problem: I’m the one grading myself. Tick the box, get the reward. Eventually I stopped using them because it never held me accountable to actually do the thing. That's how I've bounced off stuff like Habitica and LifeRPG. All I wanted was something that let me do my thing, put it in there, and have it graded and given the XP, so that my 'number go up' brain can focus on doing the thing, not planning and managing. So I built Ledger of Deeds . You log a deed in a sentence or two and the AI Judge scores it against your own recent entries. “Went to the gym” is barely gonna give you anything. “Squatted 100 for 5, quads crying” is going to give you much more XP. There's twelve starter pursuits to choose from (but you can add any custom you want), levels, and a bunch of different themes in settings because I’m a designer and couldn’t help myself. It’s early. Main thing I want to know: does it feel fair, or like a gimmick? And would you see yourself using it long-term? Try it out here: Ledger of Deeds   submitted by   /u/FaceDistinct2585 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 18:06:58