Flow - Simplified yet Powerful Time Tracker:

✨Features✨ :

✅Tracks only your focused time for a project/session. By pausing whenever you leave the app!
✅Set Targeted time for a Goal with a Deadline and work towards that target time!
✅...A bit more other features...😁

Flow - Simplified yet Powerful Time Tracker:

✨Features✨ :

✅Tracks only your focused time for a project/session. By pausing whenever you leave the app!
✅Set Targeted time for a Goal with a Deadline and work towards that target time!
✅...A bit more other features...😁
Ver. 1.1

✅Goal progress bar responsive
🆕Can create a session directly in Goal Detail page.

Hey, Welcome to y'all... I hope y'all are having an awesome day!

Ver 1.2

🔧Ability to Run in background (Have to manually Allow it in the Settings)

So what the app is :
It's a workout tracker, but not only that. after you logged your 1st session, it will use that data to suggest an overload for the next session.
Ensuring you are maintaining a progressive overload training style...
It also has analytics and heat maps for the days you work outed...

Will let you know more by testing it...

If you’re in university, read this.

Don’t let sitting in classrooms and the whole school setup trick you into thinking it’s just like high school — it’s not. You’re getting older, probably in your 20s. It’s time to start taking responsibility and thinking about your future, your current and future family.

I’m honestly surprised by students who still act like they’re “young” just because they’re in uni. This is some real brotherly advice — something I think everyone should hear.

(No offense intended… but if it does offend you, take it as tough love.)

@selfmadecoder

I bought my potato PC last year.
Yeah, probably more recently than most of you think.

Before that, I used to go to the 6kilo Digital Lab just to use a computer. Sometimes it was packed, so I had to show up early. Couldn’t even leave for lunch — I’d lose my seat. I was obsessed with making progress. Ask my dorm mates — they’d probably say I was going crazy.

One thing I’ve learned: know what God gave you as a gift. For me, it’s hard work. I can grind all day like a dog and still feel like I didn’t do enough. (Honestly, that’s how I think everyone should feel — like there's always more to do.)

I knew people back then who had laptops, and I kept telling them to start learning programming — most didn’t. Some of them even DM me now asking for help.

Since I told you earlier not to think you're “too young” in uni, let me add this:
Don’t take what you have for granted. Be thankful.

@selfmadecoder

Let’s talk about dating (spicy, right? 😁).

Stop dating just for fun.
Take some real time for yourself — get to know who you are, and build a real connection with God before letting someone into your heart (or whatever space you’ve prepared for them 😁).

Try asking one of those “used-to-be all-night flirters” how they feel about it now. Are they proud of it as they grow older? Would you be?

This is real life, not high school.

One reason I say uni feels like high school for some people is because I see dudes spending half their night texting girls they’ll stop talking to in two weeks. Come on now...

Again — take responsibility, guys.

@selfmadecoder