Increaser - Stop Overworking, Get More Done With Right Tools Reviews

It's in my top 3 favorite tools; the UX is a major advantage, and the developer (Radzion) is very consistent with updates and always brings improvements. I recommend this tool if you want to be a more productive person in your life.

In a nutshell:
- Simple yet Effective Tool for Focus and Habit Tracking (so great, works for me)
- A Catalyst for Self-Improvement and Personal Growth

Pros:
- Superb Concept: This tool presents a brilliant idea that helps users enhance their focus and keep track of their habits.
- Progressive Web App: The choice to develop this tool as a progressive web app showcases a preference for user-friendly accessibility over native apps.

Cons:
Minor Sign-Up Glitches: Although there were a few glitches during the sign-up process, they were promptly resolved with assistance provided within minutes. This inconvenience was negligible and did not significantly impact the overall experience.

This app has become a part of my daily routine. My use case is that I use it in tandem with a success journal/planner.

Keeping track of the things that I'm working on in increaser has allowed me to first, see where all my time is going. I am controlling my time better from that alone.

There is a recap of the day before everyday, so I can use the data to make adjustments to my performance today. The app is a PWA (progressive web app), so I have it on my phone, tablet, and Chromebook. Accessing it is easy.

Another thing I love about increaser is the focus tab. This is huge because, it not only tracks how long I'm working on a task, but I have a nice selection of relaxing music that I take full advantage of (check out the lo-fi music selection). I can focus for various increments of time where it will stop the timer automatically, or set it to keep going until I stop. Oh and you can set it to talk to you as well, letting you know you've been working without taking a break for 40 minutes or more straight to avoid burnout.

There is a ton of sleep recommendations to help you improve the quality of sleep as well.

In closing, I personally like my apps simple, yet deadly effective. I get that with increaser. It's useful, I'm tracking everything I can with it and using the data it collects to improve my personal productivity.

I found the team to be responsive and friendly, so I feel comfortable reaching out and asking questions that may come to mind.

Worthy of 5 tacos as far as I'm concerned.

I struggle with balancing work and fun projects because often they fall into the same category.
I learn more in a programming language because I enjoy the learning. And then I stress out about quickly using it in a project because I see it's value to what I'm working on.

It moves from learning/relaxing time, into work time. This helps me see the difference better. Which leads to more enjoyable and better focused time.

I used to use Toggl and other similar tools for personal time tracking, but those tools never really worked out as I needed, because of the lack of focus into non-work related projects.

My goal with this tool is to use it to track non-work related stuff. For example study time, time invested in creating things, etc. Also, I want to visualize things nicely, and this does the work.

Rodion also is very supportive. I had an issue redeeming my code and he replied in less than 10 minutes and fixed things up for me. I'm curious about how the integration with Notion will work since Notion is a huge part of my life from an organizational perspective.