u/Fine-Huckleberry-675

Most habit trackers make me feel like I’m doing homework.

Check a box.

Miss a day.

Feel guilty.

Repeat.

So I started building Life Map — a small side project where real-life habits turn into energy, progress, levels, and a personal map.

The idea is simple: instead of tracking habits as boring tasks, I want daily actions to feel like progress in a game.

Current features:

- daily check-ins

- energy points

- habit progress

- life areas balance

- small RPG-style progression

- beta web app

I’m still early and trying to understand one thing:

Would this kind of “RPG for real life” make habits feel more motivating, or would it become another tracker people forget after 3 days?

Would love honest feedback from other builders.

Hey guys! I’ve tried Notion, Todoist, and dozens of other productivity tools, but for me, they always felt like a second job. Clicking a grey checkbox just didn’t give my brain enough dopamine to keep going.

So, as a developer, I decided to fix my own problem. I built The Life Map — a web app where your daily habits and fitness goals literally shape a visual RPG world.

• You hit the gym? A new tower is built.
• You read a book or code? The "fog of war" clears up, revealing new territories.

It's currently in beta and completely free. I just recorded this quick scroll of how my own map looks right now.

Would love to get your honest feedback! What features or building types should I add next? (Link in comments/profile)