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Archived App (Last seen on 1 Oct 2026)
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This app helps you track and gamify your procrastination habits. Instead of fighting them, embrace your time-wasting activities and celebrate your 'rot' with a unique scoring system and shareable insights.
✓Track rotten habits
✓Rot Score for procrastination
✓Weekly decay graph
✓Custom rot badges
✓Gamified streaks and unlocks
✓Shareable decay scores
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What's New in Let It Rot
1.0.1
October 14, 2025
Small visual fixes Fix for notifications auto-enabling
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What is Let It Rot?
Let It Rot is a unique app designed to track and gamify your procrastination habits. It encourages users to embrace their time-wasting activities rather than fight them, offering a playful approach to self-awareness.
How does Let It Rot work?
You log your rotten habits like doomscrolling or binge-watching. Each habit contributes to a 'Rot Score' and a compost pile, with weekly graphs and sarcastic insights to visualize your decay.
Can I create my own habits to track in Let It Rot?
Yes, Let It Rot allows you to create custom chips or badges for your personal vices and unique procrastination activities that might not be pre-listed.
Does Let It Rot have ads?
No, Let It Rot is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted experience as you track your procrastination.
What platforms is Let It Rot available on?
Let It Rot is currently available for iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is Let It Rot updated?
The app was last updated on October 14, 2025, indicating recent development and support.
What is the age rating for Let It Rot?
Let It Rot has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
What do users like about Let It Rot?
Based on its single rating, Let It Rot has received a perfect 5.0 stars, suggesting users appreciate its novel approach to tracking habits and its humorous, gamified elements.
