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Dot Done

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DotDone home screen on a black iPhone in a quiet Scandinavian gallery setting

Most habit trackers ask you to build a system. DotDone asks one question: did I do the thing today?

One tap records a timestamped dot. Hold to choose a named task and colour; open the calendar to see the record. The calendar is the whole visualisation — no charts, scores or dashboards competing with the answer you came for.

Built as an intentionally small, private iOS app, everything stays on the device. There are no accounts, analytics, streaks, badges or judgement. Just a trustworthy record for the low-salience routines that are easiest to forget — from taking medication and vitamins to watering the plants or feeding the cat — because the log only works when using it is easier than trying to remember.

Discipline
digital applications
Scope
Product concept · UX and UI design · iOS development