Katia L
Yes! I think a good way to add habits to sunsama without cluttering the app would be to treat them like recurring tasks with two differences: (1) if a recurring task is marked as a habit it doesn’t automatically roll over if left incomplete, and (2) it is possible to track how consistently I did them, this can be included in the weekly review.
Dionysus Rose
Okay after fully testing Dropboxes reclaim.ai: I hate it. I'm redacting my upvote from this request. Just get a habit tracker in Notion which is already integrated with this app.
Robin Kunz
please no. dont clutter this app.
Ian Geckeler
Robin Kunz +1
Alex Cunningham
Merged in a post:
Ability to add in habits
Dionysus Rose
it's the only thing Dropboxes calendar by reclaim.ai has on y'all
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Emory Sullivan
I would really love this - i tried to schedule exercise as a "task" but ultimately stopped because if I missed it one day, I'd have to delete the missed task the next day.
Ben Woodward
I'd like habits in Sunsama to function like normal recurring tasks, with the only difference being that if you don't complete the task, it doesn't carry over to the next day AND you get a heatmap of all the times you completed that habit that is accessible via the task view for any task that has a habit 'type'
Chelsea Nicole Hansen
Oh! I'd love this! I already check off daily habits of my morning routine with the recurring feature – but being able to track and see streaks is a powerful form of motivation to stay consistent.
I've used outside apps in the past, but it's hard to remember to sign into another app and I always fall off track. The benefit of Sunsama is having an all-in-one for daily productivity. Having this seamlessly integrated into the app we're already using on a daily basis would be a game changer.
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Agam Brahma
I'm going to say no -- as someone who's been recently delighted to discover and sign up for Sunsama, I like that it works as "time-blocking central" for me (Jira + Todoist + email)
Having habits in the mix will just be clutter .... what I escaped from to get here!
Mónica González
Yes please
Shahar Har-Shuv
I actually think it's a bad idea. Sunsama does one thing and does it well - day planning. One of the things I love about it is that instead of trying to replace other apps - it complements them via integrations. It doesn't try to be a task/project manager / a calendar so you can choose an app that is good in these.
If we want to integrate habits it needs to be well connected with the Sunsama experience. I.e. it should be an addition to an existing feature - for example - features like weekly summary and statistics for repeating tasks (so they can be treated like habbits). TickTick's habits are confusing because they don't relate to the rest of the app.
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