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What is ProcrastiGauge?
Short answer: ProcrastiGauge is a daily check-in app for students and other busy people. You answer a few quick questions about your day, it turns them into a score out of 100, explains what lifted or held back that score, and suggests one change to try tomorrow. It runs on Android and in a web browser.
Key facts
- Type: productivity and habit check-in app
- Platforms: Android and web (an iPhone app is not available yet)
- Languages: English and Spanish
- Price: $4.99 a month or $34.99 a year, after a 7-day free trial
- Score: 1 to 100, calculated by a fixed formula
The details
ProcrastiGauge is built around three habits that research links to better goal progress: recording what you actually did, planning specific next steps, and reviewing your progress regularly (see the related questions below for the evidence).
The standard check-in takes about a minute: a few one-tap questions about the whole day. A fuller check-in (one set of questions per part of the day) is optional. After each check-in you see your score, a short-term plan, a long-term plan and a deeper breakdown of the day. The app also tracks streaks, shows a weekly report on the day you choose, and has a feature called Roast me that teases your habits out loud and then explains how to fix them.
ProcrastiGauge is available in English and Spanish. New accounts get a 7-day free trial; after that it is a paid subscription.
Try ProcrastiGauge free for 7 days
A one-minute check-in every night: a score out of 100, what lifted or held back your day, one specific change for tomorrow and a streak that keeps you consistent. Android and web, in English and Spanish.
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7-day free trial, then $4.99 a month or $34.99 a year unless you cancel before it ends. Cancel any time.