Productivity Challenge Timer vs Leveloper

Productivity Challenge Timer aims to help you be more productive, more focused, waste less time and so on, you already know all that stuff. What this app is really about is challenging you to work harder and tracking your work habits. You'll earn/lose ranks depending on your performance, earn achievements and track your productivity over time, so you'll know how long you worked on what and during which days of the week and hours of the day you're at your most productive. Now here's a few things you should know before downloading: - This is not an organizer. If you can't keep track of what you're supposed to be doing, this is not the app for you. The app includes tracking of projects so you know how much time you spent working on each of your clients/books/websites/whatever - like a time sheet, but it's not meant to be an organizer or a to-do list. - This app will not let you pause work sessions or finish them early, so if you have a tiny baby-sized bladder and you need to pause every few minutes, this is not the app for you. The shortest work session you can set is 10 minutes and you're not supposed to be interrupted. Besides, I use this app too, and I'd be the first to abuse that pause feature to go look up useless nonsense instead of getting work done. - The purpose of this app is not to promote a healthy work-life balance, but to get you to work harder. Because of this, it does not recognize weekends or holidays or parenting or any other excuse people come up with to take time off, and it will demote you if you start slipping. Please don't expect the app to validate your personal goals, its sole purpose is to make you work harder, even when you shouldn't. That's it, thanks for reading and I hope you find this app as useful as I do.

“Raise your achievement level.” What would happen if you invested 365 days a year in something, even if it was just 5 minutes a day? This app helps you find the answer to this question. If you want to achieve something 'gradually, but steadily', try using the 'Leveloper'. You can see the amazing results that the steady repetition of very small habits can produce. [How to use] Make a list as specific as possible of what you're doing every day. For example, like ‘Memorize 10 foreign words’, ’30 minutes reading’. When you're done, click the check button. You can check it once a day, and each time you do it, your experience (exp) increases by 1. For a year, 365 (or 366) is the maximum, and for a month, 31 (or 28, 30) is the maximum. Each Exp will belong to a specific level. For example, from 1 to 40 experience points are level 1, 41 to 80 are level 2, and so on. When the experience points exceed a certain range, you automatically advance to the next level. (Level up) Levels range from 0 to 9 (or 99), and each level has its own unique level color. So, you can find yourself trying to see the next level color. You can experience your level up like a game. In addition, you will continue to feel the stimulus to steadiness by checking the color that fills the calendar. If you have any questions about the app, feel free to email hmapps.feedback@gmail.com. I will answer you sincerely. I hope this app will help you a lot in forming your habits.