Developer Sébastien Castiel has introduced Kadō, a new open-source habit tracker designed for iOS. Unlike traditional habit-tracking applications that rely on binary 'done' or 'not done' statuses, Kadō introduces a non-binary habit score system. This approach allows users to quantify their progress on a sliding scale, providing a more nuanced view of their daily routines and personal development. The project is hosted on GitHub, inviting community contributions and transparency. By focusing on a more flexible metric for habit formation, the app aims to reduce the pressure associated with strict completion goals, potentially increasing long-term user adherence. The source code is available for those interested in the implementation of its unique scoring algorithm or those looking to contribute to its development. This release highlights the ongoing trend of developers creating specialized, privacy-conscious productivity tools within the open-source ecosystem.
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