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Allow sub trackers or connected trackers
It would be great if we could design habit stacking routines where one tracker can be a sub-set of steps that once completed would complete one objective of another habit tracker
1 voteHey Brian,
Cool idea! Could you give an example or two for a clearer idea of exactly what you're imagining?
Thanks!
Kyle
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Repeating Checklists With Progress
I have to create checklists with one App (Things) and track progress on Strides. Strides needs checklists—when completed -showing progress based on timeframe selected. The Checklists would need to repeat automatically to prevent re-keying all back in for recurring goals. Take a look at Things app. Milestones do not solve this. This seems like an easy fix, and would surpass other productivity apps.
2 votesDiscussed this in detail through email. The best bet for this one is to use an Average tracker to log the number of activities that were done for the week, as opposed to having to mark multiple checklist items complete to represent the number.
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Skip the entire day
Have a button that allows you to skip all the tasks of a day instead of going one by one
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Add calendar/month view for average habit details
Currently average habits (such as a sleep tracker) only show a scrolling bar graph of values by day in the detail view. I would like to have the option to view these values in a monthly calendar view similar to what yes/no habits already provide. This would make this data easier to browse and enable me to see how I'm keeping my habits over larger periods of time.
2 votesThanks for the feedback! Are you picturing the exact same calendar as the Habit tracker, so it wouldn't show the numbers logged for the Average tracker, just the green/red/gray circles?
If so, would the calendar replace the bar chart, or maybe there would be an option to switch the bar chart to a calendar?
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Grouping goals by folder
Although tags provide a way to organize goals, there are times when further, nested grouping is needed. Please allow us to create as many nested folders as we like to group our goals.
1 voteHi Ali,
Thanks for the feedback! I'm curious to hear more about how you'd use this. Tags are extremely flexible, and can be used to create nested folders:
Tag 1: Health
Tag 2: Health - Exercise
Tag 3: Health - Nutrition
Then, you can use the Group by Tag view on the Progress Report to group them automatically.
The app even remembers their show/hide status so you can collapse or expand each tag group to quickly scroll through them, and you can reorder the tags exactly how you want.
I love that unlike folders you can put multiple tags on a goal too.
Hope that helps! Let me know if you have something specific in mind that tags can't do.
Have a great day!
Kyle
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Add unlimited subtasks/milestones.
After creating a project goal, milestones and subtasks within those milestones can be created. I love this feature, but I sometimes have very complex tasks that I need to categorize. Therefore, if possible, I would appreciate it if you could add a plugin that allows you to add an unlimited number of subtasks one after another or group projects within folders. Here's an example of where I used subgroups: I'm grouping the courses I need to study at university. Meanwhile, I was gathering the materials I needed to study for the courses, the topics covered in those materials, the number…
1 voteHi Ali,
You're going to love what we're working on now! The Project tracker can have unlimited milestones and subtasks, but over the next couple updates we're making some huge improvements to the way Projects are tracked that will make this much easier:
- Project > Milestone > Task > Subtasks. This update will allow you to have much more powerful tasks inside a milestone that can have due dates, priorities, and their own subtasks/notes.
- Milestones will automatically update their progress as you complete the tasks inside them. I think this covers most of what you were thinking of for the main/sub-quests, but I'd be happy to hear more about that if you're open to it.
- Milestone Dates setting: Rather than requiring each milestone have a date range, this will simplify the setup process, allowing you to remove their dates and just focus on their progress contributing to the Project being…
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MCP Server
Are there any plans to add an MCP server so I can pull Strides data into my AI workflows?
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Track Sleep & Wake Times
I’d like to track not only how many hours slept but for good sleep hygiene, what time I went to sleep and what time I woke up. These times are recorded in the Apple Health app, it would just be a matter of being able to choose them as different options in goal creation from Apple Health info. Thanks!
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Allow logging more than 1 Billion
Hi guys! An idea for you. I use this to accumulate supply of projects. It maybe worth not capping at 1bn and allow it to go over for the goal. So for instance maybe a cap at 1T? I’m finding it hard to monitor. Just an idea if you’re looking to go into the bull run next year :)
1 voteLooking into this one. In the meantime, I'd recommend logging the number in billions. e.g. 1.258 log value for 1,258,000,000. It has to be abbreviated like that throughout the charts to fit anyway, and you can include up to 10 decimal places for precision if needed.
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Sync between iOS and Android versions
Hi Kyle,
Thanks for the Android version - I'm really enjoying it. I've been using the iphone version for years, so now that Strides exists on both platforms, syncing between them would be a natural next step. It would let me use the app across all my devices.
The task feature in the Android version is brilliant, and your app is truly inspiring.
Thanks!
3 votesStrongly considering this. We spent years building a custom sync system bu ended up switching to iCloud for sync between Apple devices
Now that the Android app is launched it would be nice to sync between the two platforms, but iCloud sync won't work with Android so it would require building a whole new sync system.
Collecting more feedback on this to gauge interest...
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Apple Health Integration – Gesamtenergie als Ziel
Hallo Strides-Team,
ich nutze Strides zur Verfolgung meiner Ziele und würde mir eine zusätzliche Apple-Health-Integration wünschen.
Wäre es möglich, ein Ziel auf Basis des gesamten täglichen Energieverbrauchs aus Apple Health anzulegen? Gemeint ist die Summe aus:
- Aktivitätsenergie / Active Energy
- Ruheenergie / Resting Energy
also die gesamte täglich verbrauchte Energie.
Ideal wäre, wenn Strides diesen Gesamtwert automatisch aus Apple Health übernehmen und als tägliches Ziel bzw. Messwert verwenden könnte.
Ist eine solche Funktion bereits möglich oder eventuell für eine zukünftige Version geplant?
Vielen Dank und viele Grüße
1 voteThanks for reaching out! You can do this with the Energy Deficit goal, which is calculated as Energy Deficit = Active Energy + Resting Energy - Dietary Energy.
If you don't track Dietary Energy (calories) through Apple Health then this will do exactly what you described.
If you do track calories too, then this will be the net result for the day.
Hope that helps!
Kyle
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URL Scheme —> Share Arrow
I use the url scheme a ton. Can it be added to the upper right share box/arrow that is present when viewing by a goal? This would save me from the challenge of finding it under the massive list in URL Scheme. Love that URL Scheme exists!
3 votesGlad to hear it! I'm looking into this idea now. How are you using the URL Scheme for trackers? The main use case I've seen is to copy from the URL Scheme view to use it in the Shortcuts app which automates something from that point on, so I'm curious how you'd use it from the share button.
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Reports Tab Custom Organization
On the “Reports” tab, it would be helpful to be able to rearrange the report view tabs. The default chart isn’t my preferred and swiping every time I open the app is a little annoying.
Besides that, I really enjoy the metric tracking, charts, and how easy this app is to use.
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Keystone habits
I think Strides would benefit from allowing users to designate certain habits as keystone habits—the small number of habits that are most important to their day.
For example, my keystone habits might be waking up on time, going to bed on time, and exercising. Other habits, like practicing guitar or doing laundry, are still important, but they aren’t as critical.
Right now, a day is either green if every habit is completed or blue if even one habit is missed.
I’d love to see an additional status. If all designated keystone habits are completed, the day could display a different…
3 votesCool idea thanks Jonah!
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Projects and %
Before the update I used to be able to create a Project level goal and split it into milestones. And as each day I progress it would automatically calculate the %. For example I've set a 9 day project. The first 3 days one milestone, the next 3 days is another milestone and final 3 days the last milestone. All I had to do with check 'yes' and it would calculate the overall %. Now each day when I click 'yes' each time I have to manually enter a % out of 100. It doesn't make sense as I'm having…
1 voteHi Shah,
Thanks for reaching out! Happy to help with this. We haven't changed the way Projects are tracked recently so I'm really curious to know more about what you're seeing.
The Project tracker has always required choosing a percentage complete for a milestone with a slider, but the percent is automatically set based on any subtasks under it that have been completed. Could that be the difference?
If not, could you send me more details, screenshots or a screen recording?
Thanks!
Kyle
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Share Progress Image
Improve sharing your progress with customizable images that show key stats at a glance.
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labels on left side on MacOS
Labels needs 3 clics, it should be on the left side.
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Recurring Tracker Cycles with Cumulative History
I've been a happy Strides user and wanted to share one feature request that I think would make a meaningful difference for users like me.
In short: I'd love the ability to set a tracker to repeat on a custom cycle (e.g., every 10 days), where each completed cycle is saved and summarized — rather than overwritten when the next cycle begins.
Here's my current situation: I structure my month into three 10-day sprints and track progress within each one. Right now, when I manually push the deadline forward to start a new cycle, the previous data disappears. I've been…
3 votesThanks for reaching out! I'm curious to hear more about this idea. What tracker types are you using in this case? Target/Project, or repeating goals too?
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Grey out done and missed
Option to grey out or lighten the Done and Missed areas, allowing your eyes to focus on Due.
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A graph that compares days of the week and separate graph with hours of the day in terms of how many completions were done (all time).
It's a simple graph with x axis having all days and y axis being either columns or a line.
App called "Streaks" has it and it's very useful because it can give you an idea, when most of your productivity takes place. I haven't seen any other habits app with such graph.3 votes
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