Trackbit: Gamified Habit Tracking

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Trackbit: Gamified Habit Tracking

Trackbit is a web application designed to make habit formation engaging and fun. By gamifying the tracking process, Trackbit empowers users to monitor their daily progress and build positive routines.

Key Features:

  • Intuitive Habit Tracking: Easily add and track a variety of habits with customizable tracking frequencies (daily, weekly, etc.).
  • Gamified Progress Visualization: Visualize your progress through engaging charts, streaks, and potentially virtual rewards or points, turning habit tracking into a rewarding experience.
  • Flux Architecture: The frontend is built using React and the Flux architecture, ensuring a predictable and maintainable data flow for a smooth user experience.
  • Robust Backend: A Python Flask backend provides a reliable and scalable API for managing user data and habit information.
  • Database Integration: SQLAlchemy is used as the Object Relational Mapper (ORM) to interact with the database, ensuring efficient data storage and retrieval.

Technologies Used:

  • Frontend: React, Flux Architecture
  • Backend: Python, Flask
  • Database: (Specify your database here, e.g., PostgreSQL, SQLite)
  • ORM: SQLAlchemy

My Role & Contributions:

  • (Clearly describe your specific contributions to the project. Examples include: Developed the user authentication system, Implemented the habit tracking logic in the backend, Built the interactive progress charts in React, Designed and implemented the Flux architecture for the frontend, Integrated the frontend and backend APIs, etc.)

Key Learnings & Challenges:

  • (Briefly mention what you learned during the project and any challenges you faced and how you overcame them. This shows your growth and problem-solving skills. Examples: Gained experience in implementing the Flux pattern, Dealt with asynchronous data flow in React, Learned how to design an efficient database schema for habit tracking, Improved my skills in building RESTful APIs with Flask, etc.)