Tiny Wins
In a vibe off: A habit tracker you'll actually keep opening
Four big, silly cards for four tiny habits. Tap them through the day, watch the ring fill up, get cheered on.
What made it work
Tiny habits only. It refuses to become a to-do list, which is why it gets opened.
The screens
Build your own version
Yours goes up next to @lukasm’s as a vibe off, and @lukasm is told. Credit for the idea stays with them.
How it was madeThe prompt, tools, time, what’s left to make it real.
What’s left to make it real
Choose your own four, streaks across days, and a home-screen widget.
- Made with
- v0, Claude
- Took
- 1.5 hours
- Built on
- Dotted by @amira_h — see the two side by side
- How
- Generated the first version in v0 from a short description, then moved it to a plain HTML file with Claude and added the ring and the cheering.
- The prompt
- Playful habit app with chunky cards, thick black borders and hard shadows. Each card is one tiny habit with an emoji. A ring shows today's progress.In v0, ClaudeTook 1.5 hours
- Hard parts
- Making a tap feel good. A small pop animation and a cheer line did more than any feature.
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