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Daily Betterment


4.2 ( 6432 ratings )
Productivité
Développeur Jackson Adamowicz
Libre

The Daily Betterment App is your all-in-one tool for self-improvement. The simple protocol focuses on daily productivity, habit formation, and self-reflection for the purpose of getting a little bit better every single day. Rooted in timeless principles of focus and improvement, the app simplifies your path to becoming the best version of yourself—one day at a time.

KEY FEATURES

• Task Management
Prioritize what truly matters. Organize your day with up to 3 main priorities and a to-do list that keeps you focused on actionable goals. Check off tasks as you go, and track your progress with a visual daily completion score.

• Habit Tracker
Build habits that stick. Use a simple, visual tracker to monitor your habits daily and form consistent routines. Every streak is progress toward your future self.

•Betterment Streak & Improvement Score
Stay motivated by tracking your streak of completed goals and your improvement over time. The Betterment Streak and Improvement Score adapt as you grow, giving you clear feedback and accountability.

•Daily Reflection
Growth requires reflection. End each day with a quick check-in:

Did you get better today?
What went well?
What can improve?
What are you grateful for?

These simple prompts keep you honest, aware, and focused on continuous progress.

MADE FOR IPHONE

Daily Betterment is made specifically for iPhone users. A great example is the ability to quickly edit and delete your lists by swiping left and right respectively on a task or habit.

Additionally, you are able to quickly add items to your list by simply tapping the plus icon and typing in your task or habit.

GET THE DAILY BETTERMENT APP TODAY

Whatever you want to accomplish in life, The Daily Betterment app can help you get there.

If you have any questions, please get in touch. He are happy to support you on your movement of self-improvement!

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