Collections · Selected 2 October 2026
Two small apps with a specific job
One makes spending choices visible. The other supports habits that do not fit a daily checklist. Meet the smaller creators behind them.
Rodrigo · @rodri_builds · 23 September 2026 (UTC)
Quatro: make the choices visible
Rodrigo’s Product Hunt announcement points to a manual spending tracker built around four categories. Its core is free; reporting and other extras are paid. It does not connect to your bank.
Worth exploring if you want to record spending yourself and distinguish the kinds of choices you make.
Nick · @ns_vasilev · 23 September 2026 (UTC)
Habiq: choose the frequency
Nick’s announcement describes a rebuild of an existing habit tracker. Daily, weekly and custom schedules are the distinctive idea. Start with three free habits; more requires an upgrade, offered through subscription or lifetime purchase.
Worth exploring if a daily checklist does not reflect when you want to practise a habit.
Both US store listings were checked on 2 October 2026. We have not installed the apps; features remain developer claims. Neither is presented as launching today. Store availability and paid options may change.
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