When we duplicate a project that has many milestones, all of them with specific start and due dates, even if we change the start and due date of the overall project. Supposing that the original project has start date 01/01/2020 and we duplicate this project, changing the year to 2021: it would be nice if all of the start and due dates of milestones follows this change from ´2020´ to ´2021´ automatically. Right now, if we duplicate a project and change its start and due date, all the milestones have the same start and due date of the original project, incluind the year: we have to do all the changes manually, something that could be quite cumbersome if we are dealing with a large project with plenty of milestones.

As I couldn’t find a request like this, perhaps I’m not looking in the right place or it hasn’t been suggested. Honestly I don’t know if it’s even feasible and I can think of lots of things that can go wrong with it, but here’s my thought:

Create a way for active users who have created thoughtful templates to share them with the community. Perhaps someone else is trying to set up the same thing but can’t quite get it where they want or don’t know where to start.

You already have a list of suggested templates for users. My thought is for users to be able to submit different templates that might have broad appeal as well.

I can think of ways this can work well. I can also think of ways this could go horribly wrong.

Just thought I’d throw it out if not previously suggested. If it has and I missed it, can you fold this into that thread to avoid any confusion?

Thanks much

Hey Kyle,

Thanks for responding to my last idea about removing notifications from the lock screen after they've been logged.

Firstly, I'd like to request the automatic removal of habit notifications from prior days. I.e any reminders from yesterday are automatically cleared at midnight.

Secondly, I've done some testing and figured out the issue I'm having. When you set a reminder for a singular habit and then log the habit through the app the reminder will disapear. However, if you have two or more reminders in your notifications and you log one of them off the notification won't disapear. The notification only goes away when all of the habits with notifications have been logged.

This means I am left with heaps of notifications for habits many of which I have already completed and sometimes I forget whether or not I have logged one and log it twice. Once through the app and the second time through the notification.

I have heeded your prior advice and turned off notification centre to see if that will work but I would really like it for the notifications to hang around so I can see what I haven't done each day at a glance.

I've done some testing with consecutive notifications for tasks in 2do, a to do list application, which showed that it can be achieved in the iOS notification centre. I also have the exact same notification settings for both apps.
Cheers!

Show a time-table like view for the daily view tab, basically a view that shows next log time alongside the checklist item. It’ll help get an idea “when” the next upcoming tasks are, not just “what”. e.g. If I have set the log time for “Play guitar” as 9 pm on Monday, I would want that alongside the checklist task for guitar being shown on Monday. That will help me get an advance idea of what have I planned next (in case I’m done with my chores and wondering what to do next), instead of getting to know that by a reminder or overdue log icon.

For habit goals we are given the choice of setting the goal to limit number of times/day or exceed a given amount. This way we can include habits we’re trying to develop or extinguish. If we are successful in achieving our habit goal, the bar is green. If not, the bar is red.

Can we have similar flexibility when we set up “Target Goals”?

This would be very useful for tracking monthly allowances. This could be financial, but not necessarily.

—- Illustrative Examples Follow —-

A specific example: I start the month with an allowance of 90. I want this to last the month (30 days). If I spend down at a rate of 5/day, I will see a red, horizontal bar because I’m exceeding my spend rate. If I spend at 2/day, I will see a green bar.

More minutia to example: if I spend at 5/day for first 10 days and then spend 0/day for next 10 days, the red bar will turn green as soon as my actual number is LOWER than my target number.

NB: If I’m using a fixed amount to start (say $90), and I can’t get credit from the next time period, then I can only reach 0. I can’t go lower than that.

If my time period is a month, and I blow the 90 credits in the first day, my result will be “0 by the 1st (or second). My remaining rate is 0/day and the bar is red until the last moment of the assigned period which, in this example, is a 30-day month.

If I start at 90 available on the 1st and spend nothing for the first 20 days of a month-long period, then I still have 90 on the 21st day. My allowed remaining usage rate is now 9/day, my projected final amount is 90 at the specific end date and my bar is green. If I spend nothing for the entire month, then the bar stays green for the entire month, and the final estimated amount at end of period (month) is 90.

Finally, in addition to setting the bar to red or green (opposite of the current tracking color option), the month can start with a solid bar or no bar.

If the former, then the bar represents the amount of allowance remaining. The bar shrinks as the allowance is used, but remains green until it crosses the threshold assigned to that time of month. At that point the bar turns red if my usage rate is faster than assigned rate.

If the latter, the bar is measuring the amount used and stays green unless it passes the threshold line at which time it turns red.

The following can already be set up by user, but further illustrates a useful example: If I know I’m spending the whole thing early in the month, then it’ll turn red and serve as reminder that I have no more to spend for that month. If I intend to spend 80 near the end of the month, I can set up a target to not exceed a spend total if 10 until I reach the day I intend to spend.

Finally, thanks for considering this and …

If this has been suggested, is already planned or has been declined, then apologies for the redundant post and please mark this list accordingly.

Thanks again. If this hasn’t already been suggested please consider voting for this feature. I honestly think it’s doable and would be very helpful to those in a fixed budget and/or those who wish to keep to a strict budget.

I’ve begun using Strides to record my BP and have resorted to entering it as 128.76 to get both parts of the BP reading. Allowing 2 data items would not only solve the BP issue, but several others: time and heart rate for a run or bike workout, time and pace for biking, weight and %fat, and I’m guessing many others. As a product manager myself, I understand why you want to keep trackers generic and multipurpose and why you rejected a specific BP tracker in the past: this idea satisfies both goals.
There may be other ways to satisfy this user requirement such as tracking each data item separately but allowing them to be reported together.

This keeps coming up, and you guys keep doing things that aim in the general direction, but I (and I suspect others) still have an unfulfilled use case. I have a tracker where I want to do 20 per day. I can see in the today view that over the 8-9 months I’ve been using Strides, my average is 17.9 per day, so obviously I need to step up my game a bit. What I want to know is: Over the last (week/month/couple months), have I been stepping up my game or not?

Because I’ve accumulated months of data, over-performing on any single day isn’t going to move the long-term average at all. Even consistently over-performing for a week isn’t going to move the long-term average. But, right now, there’s no way for me to tell whether on not I’m on track to get where I want to go.

I thought that the Trends report was supposed to address this use case, but it doesn’t. As mentioned in another comment, changing the tracker to be a per (week/month) goal doesn’t address the use case either, because my goal really is 20 per day.

So, please let me actually see whether or not I’m improving (“making strides”) towards hitting my goals.