DevScroll vs Day 1.

Stop doomscrolling. Start coding. DevScroll locks your distracting apps until you make a GitHub commit. A productivity app built specifically for developers who want to build consistent coding habits. HOW IT WORKS Connect your GitHub username and select the apps you want to lock. DevScroll monitors your contribution graph and keeps those apps blocked until you've pushed code. Make a commit, and your apps unlock automatically. KEY FEATURES • GitHub-Powered Unlocking - Your commits unlock your apps. Push code to regain access. • Smart App Locking - Block specific apps, categories, or websites using Apple's Screen Time API. • Private Repo Support - Private contributions count too. Just enter your GitHub username. • Streak Calendar - View your coding consistency with a monthly contribution calendar. • Daily Reset - Apps lock again at midnight to encourage daily coding habits. BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS Unlike focus apps that use timers, DevScroll uses your actual GitHub activity. The way to unlock is to ship code. Whether you're working on open source, a side project, or coding for work—every commit counts. SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION DevScroll offers premium subscriptions to unlock all features: • Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly subscription options available • Lifetime purchase option also available • Prices shown at time of purchase Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage and cancel your subscriptions in your App Store account settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/devscroll

A year is 365 days. That sounds like a lot until you realize how quickly they slip by. Day 1 was built for people who want to pay attention to their time, not just spend it. See Your Entire Year At the heart of Day 1 is a simple idea: what if you could look at your whole year at once? The 365-dot grid makes this possible. Each dot represents a single day. As you move through the year, you watch your grid fill in. It sounds simple because it is. And that simplicity is the point. Mark What Matters Track the moments that mean something to you. Maybe it's every day you went for a run. Every day you wrote. Every day you called your mom. Add custom events with your own emoji and names, and suddenly your year tells a story only you can read. Notice How Each Day Felt Some days deserve a note. Give any day a mood with a single tap, then look back and see the rhythm of your weeks and months. No journaling required. A gentle daily reminder can nudge you to check in, only if you want it. Three Ways to Look at Time Switch between yearly, monthly, and weekly views depending on what you need. The yearly view gives you perspective. The monthly view helps you plan. The weekly view keeps you present. A progress ring shows exactly where you stand in your year, no mental math required. Your Year, Your Style Choose from thoughtfully designed themes that make checking in feel like a small gift. Pick a dot shape that feels right. Day 1 was designed to be beautiful because beautiful things get used. Widgets That Work Bring your year to your home screen with widgets in three sizes. A lock screen widget keeps your progress visible every time you pick up your phone. Glance at your year without opening anything. Sync and Privacy iCloud keeps everything in sync across your devices. And because your days are personal, Day 1 collects no analytics and does no tracking. Your data stays yours. Day 1 Premium Unlock additional themes, dot shapes, and home screen widgets. Premium members also receive a digital membership card and family sharing support. Some people journal. Some people use habit trackers. Day 1 is different. It doesn't ask you to write paragraphs or check boxes. It just asks you to notice your days and mark the ones that count. Your year is already happening. Day 1 helps you see it. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy policy : https://get-dayone.com/privacy-policy