It is marked as done. Does it mean that it should be already present in latest version that I have installed from Google Play? Or it will be introduced in next version? Because I can’t find this feature
Andrey Korneev
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Jan 28
I totally second this! The OP is reading my mind. This isn't just a nice-to-have feature; it's the perfect way to bridge digital tracking with physical objects.
Here's how I see the benefits:
Reduces Friction: Instead of unlocking my phone, opening the app, finding the right timer, and hitting start, I'd just do a single tap. It removes that extra step of friction that often gets in the way of actually starting the habit.
Creates Contextual Triggers: An NFC tag in a book, on a workout machine, on a tea tin for meditation—this creates a powerful physical trigger. See the object -> tap it -> habit started. That's the level of seamless integration a great habit app should aim for.
Great for Creative Habits: You could even have tags for different projects! A tag on an easel for "Painting" and one on a guitar for "Music Practice." One tap starts the timer for that specific activity.
Devs, this could be a killer feature that would seriously set this app apart from other habit trackers. I'm voting for this idea with all my hands! Let's get this on the feature wishlist with a high priority.
Timon
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Jan 28
Exactly! I want to build as many physical triggers into my daily life as possible, while touching my phone as little as possible. NFC tags feel like the perfect bridge between real-world context and digital tracking. Really appreciate you backing this idea!
Please make sure to also check out my other feature requests! I think this app has the potential to be THE ONE Habit App everybody should choose.
Timon
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Jan 28
That’s what I love about health-linked habits too. Since the progress is tracked automatically, I can stay focused on the activity itself instead of managing the habit tracker. Less friction, more presence — that’s the goal.
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An Anonymous User
Sep 24
It is marked as done. Does it mean that it should be already present in latest version that I have installed from Google Play? Or it will be introduced in next version? Because I can’t find this feature
Andrey Korneev
Jan 28
I totally second this! The OP is reading my mind. This isn't just a nice-to-have feature; it's the perfect way to bridge digital tracking with physical objects.
Here's how I see the benefits:
Reduces Friction: Instead of unlocking my phone, opening the app, finding the right timer, and hitting start, I'd just do a single tap. It removes that extra step of friction that often gets in the way of actually starting the habit.
Creates Contextual Triggers: An NFC tag in a book, on a workout machine, on a tea tin for meditation—this creates a powerful physical trigger. See the object -> tap it -> habit started. That's the level of seamless integration a great habit app should aim for.
Great for Creative Habits: You could even have tags for different projects! A tag on an easel for "Painting" and one on a guitar for "Music Practice." One tap starts the timer for that specific activity.
Devs, this could be a killer feature that would seriously set this app apart from other habit trackers. I'm voting for this idea with all my hands! Let's get this on the feature wishlist with a high priority.
Timon
Jan 28
Exactly! I want to build as many physical triggers into my daily life as possible, while touching my phone as little as possible. NFC tags feel like the perfect bridge between real-world context and digital tracking. Really appreciate you backing this idea!
Please make sure to also check out my other feature requests! I think this app has the potential to be THE ONE Habit App everybody should choose.
Timon
Jan 28
That’s what I love about health-linked habits too. Since the progress is tracked automatically, I can stay focused on the activity itself instead of managing the habit tracker. Less friction, more presence — that’s the goal.
Timon
Jan 27
(or at least open up the timer)