DuoDucks is a habit tracker you share with your favorite person. You both see who actually showed up today, and showing up earns credits you spend on rewards you invent for each other — breakfast in bed, picking Friday's movie, that kind of thing.
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Add the habits you each want to keep. They don't have to match — maybe you're running while they're reading. Set a daily goal that feels doable.
Send them one link and they're in. From then on you're each other's accountability partner: you both see who actually showed up today, which is exactly the nudge most habits are missing.
Price them however you like: a foot rub, breakfast in bed, control of the playlist for a week. Show up, earn credits, treat each other.
Aim for every day, or set a weekly goal — say, four days a week — and rest days won't count against you.
Simple done / not-done checks, or measured goals — pages read, minutes stretched — with met, beat, and crushed stages for bigger days.
One month, every habit. Each day shows a little bar per habit, so a full row is a finished day and gaps show what slipped.
Meeting a daily goal earns credits into the balance you share with your partner. Bigger days earn more.
A foot rub, breakfast in bed, winner picks movie night. Price them in credits and redeem when you've earned enough.
You each see whether the other showed up today — read-only, with a You / Partner switch. Solo habits stay private and are just for you.
Yes. DuoDucks is a free habit tracker — no subscription, no ads. It started as a hobby project built for two people, and that's still what it is.
Someone who sees whether you did the thing you said you'd do — and whose progress you see in return. In DuoDucks you're each other's accountability partner: you both see who showed up today, which is usually all the nudge a habit needs.
No. Your lists are completely your own — maybe you're running while they're reading. One of you can even join with no habits at all, purely as an accountability buddy.
Of course. DuoDucks is a habit tracker you share with one other person — a partner, best friend, sibling, or gym buddy. Any duo works.
Meeting a habit's daily goal earns credits into a balance you share with your partner. You invent the rewards and set their prices — then redeem them when you've earned enough.
Yes. Solo habits sit alongside your shared ones, stay private, and don't earn credits. They're simply yours.
Yes — it runs in your browser and can be added to your home screen, where it opens and feels like an app. Nothing to install from an app store.