How Are We Today vs Stack

Humans are more connected than we realize. Behind closed doors, many of us face similar issues but are uncomfortable talking about in everyday conversation. Enter How Are We Today. How Are We Today is a daily prompt journal with a twist. Upon answering our prompt each day, you are shown anonymous responses from other users worldwide. This format allows you to be vulnerable with both yourself and others without any fear of judgment. This global exchange bridges the disconnect between strangers, fostering global understanding and empathy through shared vulnerability. And with no accounts or paywalls, you only need basic internet access to view the low-data, text-based results - ideal for users in developing nations. By encouraging everyone to reflect and connect, we aim to break down social barriers, improve mental health, and promote daily steps toward self-improvement at a global scale. That's why we call ourselves the world's journal.

Stack is a habit tracker with a finish line. Three habits. Ninety days. Then it is done. The stack ships, archives, and you start fresh. The cap of three and the ninety days are not limits to pay past. They are the point. Most habit apps are built to keep you forever. Stack is built to end. - Three habits. No more. The limit is the feature. - Ninety days. A clean quarter, then a finish line. - One honest skip a week. It holds your streak but shows as a skip, never a fake fill. - The grid is the app. Ninety days of dots, filled in by hand. - A home-screen widget with today's three. Tap to mark. - Built in Liquid Glass for iOS 26. No accounts. No subscription. No analytics. Zero data collected. Pay once. It is yours. From hsla0001, an independent studio in New York. Void captures. Loop times. Protocol scores the room. Stack holds intent.