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One I just downloaded but haven't tested is called Daytum, which helps for data-tracking. I'm using it to track how often I do daily tasks like brushing my teeth, showering, eating well, etc.
Why not just do them?
I have the vague sense that I do them, but I know I skip sometimes, and I want to know the extent to which I fail to actually do them. I also know that tracking things helps me be more aware of them and thus do them more often.