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Guides

Each guide answers its question first and gives the detail after. No streaks, and an honest note on what TimeSince does not solve.

Quitting & recovery

NO.001

Quitting something, with a counter that climbs

Counting days since you stopped is the one case where a climbing number is exactly right. Here is how Quitting mode works, and what it deliberately does not do when you slip.

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iOS tips

NO.001

How to Log a Habit Without Opening the App

The log you never make is the one that required four taps. Here are three ways to record a habit on iPhone without opening anything.

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Privacy & your data

NO.001

Where your TimeSince data actually lives

Most trackers answer this with a privacy policy. The short version here is structural: there is nowhere else for your data to be, because there is no server to put it on.

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Choosing an app

NO.001

What TimeSince Pro actually adds

The free tier is not a trial. Here is the line between it and Pro, what each side actually includes, and the cases where paying changes nothing for you.

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Notes

NO.001

Habit Tracking When You Have ADHD

Rigid daily trackers collide with uneven energy, real friction around starting, and all-or-nothing thinking. A few changes make consistency easier to sustain.

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NO.002

How to Keep Track of the Chores That Don't Happen Every Day

Some chores recur every few weeks or months on no fixed schedule, which is exactly why to-do lists and calendars lose them. Track the interval instead.

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NO.003

Why Streaks Backfire (And What to Track Instead)

Streak counters reduce a habit to one number, then reset it to zero the first day life gets in the way. Here is why that model fights most habits, and what to measure instead.

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