As far as tools to track your behavior, people don't usually compare Habit Bull (left) to Boosted (right). Because… - Habit Bull is a binary daily habit tracker: you did it or not. habitbull.com - Boosted is a time tracker: how long you spent doing it. boostedproductivity.com === I tried using Boosted to track all the different "areas of my life", and I liked it. Boosted's got a simple design to help you record and review. And offers beautiful granular reports. But in the end, I stopped using Boosted, because it interrupts your flow. You have to press *start and *stop in the moment, and it's a real burden, and easy to forget. Especially when you have to do it for EVERY time you start and stop working on an "area of your life". And I switched to Habit Bull. It's just easier. Because you can record what you did retroactively — at the end of the day, or a few times a week. That was the winner. 🏓 TAKEAWAY ——— But I'll give Boosted another chance: Use Habit Bull for ***ALL the different "areas of my life". Using Boosted for ***ONE important "area". I think that'll be a great balance.