
Daily Stretch
everyday.app
Habit Challenge
Ripid: Habit Community
stretchly
Tear off your routine, try a different challenge every day.

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| Website | codegres.org | tearandtry.com |
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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No description of Codegres.org yet.
Every day, the same routine. What if you added a small "something different"? Let's walk down a street you've never been Let's try installing a new app you just discovered (this one!) Let's write down 3 good things that happened today Let's draw a face on a stone It doesn't have to be a big deal....
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Tear and Try.
Tear and Try's answer:
A tear-off calendar UX for daily challenges. One challenge per day from 1,000+ patterns across 5 categories. No proof required—just tear to mark done.
Tear and Try's answer:
No social pressure, no photo proof, no streaks to maintain. It's about private, personal growth. Core features are completely free.
Tear and Try's answer:
People who feel stuck in routine but don't have energy for big commitments. Those tired of optimization and seeking small, meaningful changes.
Tear and Try's answer:
Born from the idea of "raising the resolution of your world." The same street looks different when you look for round things. Small shifts in perspective expand your world.
Tear and Try's answer:
Flutter, Supabase, Google Gemini AI
Tear and Try's answer:
Individual users seeking daily micro-adventures, People wanting mindfulness without meditation apps, Creative professionals looking for inspiration prompts
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