Working on Loggd

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Loggd is a <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://loggd.life/">habit tracker and planner</a> built for people who start strong and want to keep going. Set habits, plan your day, break goals into steps, and build streaks that keep you honest. It works across web, iOS, and Android with a shared account, so your progress follows you everywhere.What makes Loggd different is its Claude AI integration. You can create tasks, check off habits, log goal progress, and manage notes just by talking to Claude, no app-switching. On iOS it also uses alarm-based reminders so the important habits actually get your attention.Key Features- Habit tracking with streaks: Build daily, weekly, or custom-schedule habits and watch your streak grow. Missed days are visible, not hidden, so you always know where you stand.- Day planner and tasks: Plan your day alongside your habits instead of juggling two separate apps. Tasks, deadlines, and recurring items live in the same place.- Goals broken into steps: Set a bigger goal, split it into smaller milestones, and log progress as you go. The long-term stuff stays connected to what you do today.- Claude AI integration: Connect Loggd to Claude and manage everything through conversation. Add a task, tick off a habit, update a goal, or jot a note without opening the app.- Alarm-based reminders on iOS: Important habits trigger a real alarm, not a notification that disappears in a stack. Harder to ignore, which is the point.- Focus timer: Run timed work sessions tied to your tasks so time spent is tracked, not guessed.- Journal and notes: Capture reflections and loose thoughts next to the habits and goals they relate to.- Cross-device sync: One account across web, iOS, and Android. Start on your phone, finish on your laptop.Benefits- Fewer apps to maintain: Habits, tasks, goals, notes, and focus sessions sit in one tool instead of four. Less setup, less switching, fewer things to abandon.- Consistency you can see: Streaks and progress history turn vague intentions into something measurable, which makes it easier to keep going on the days you don't feel like it.- Reminders that actually land: Alarm-based prompts on iOS cut through notification noise, so the habits that matter don't quietly slip.- Less friction to log: Talking to Claude removes the biggest reason people stop tracking, which is that opening the app feels like a chore.- Long-term goals stay alive: Breaking goals into steps keeps them present in your daily view rather than forgotten in a list somewhere.- Your progress travels with you: Shared account across platforms means no lost data when you switch devices.- Start free, grow into it: A free tier covers the basics, with Pro available when you want more, plus a limited lifetime option.