evoboard
Habit and goal tracker that visualizes your consistency as a GitHub-style contribution heatmap, with automatic logging from apps like GitHub, Duolingo, and Chess.com so you don't have to check in manually every day.
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Description
Most habit trackers ask you to open the app and tap a checkbox every day, which is itself a habit that's easy to forget. evoboard borrows the GitHub contribution-graph idea — a year of little colored squares showing your activity — and, where possible, fills those squares in automatically by connecting to apps you're already using.
evoboard lets you create multiple boards for different goal categories, each shown as a yearly heatmap of activity intensity. It automatically logs habits through integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Chess.com, Lichess, and Duolingo, so consistency in those apps shows up without manual entry, and provides analytics like consistency percentage, streaks, completion rates, and active-day counts. Profiles can be made public and shareable with customizable privacy controls, and a REST API is available on the paid tier for building your own integrations. It's freemium: a free tier covers the core boards and heatmaps, while the Pro tier ($29.99/year) unlocks the API and presumably higher limits.
💬 Our review
The short version: evoboard's real edge over most habit trackers is the automatic logging — if the habits you care about already happen inside GitHub, Duolingo, or Chess.com, you get a genuinely honest streak without any manual check-in to forget.
Against general habit trackers like Habitica or Streaks, which rely almost entirely on manual daily logging, evoboard's app integrations are a meaningfully different mechanic — the data reflects what you actually did, not what you remembered to tap. Against GitHub's own contribution graph, which only covers code, evoboard extends the same visual idea to non-coding habits like language learning or chess practice. The catch is that automatic logging only covers the handful of integrated apps; anything outside GitHub, GitLab, Chess.com, Lichess, and Duolingo still needs manual entry like every other tracker. At $29.99/year, the Pro tier is reasonably priced if you want the API, but the free tier is likely enough for personal use given the core heatmap and analytics aren't gated. Good pick specifically for developers, language learners, or chess players who want their existing activity turned into a motivating visual streak without extra effort.
💰 Pricing
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🤖 AI-enriched data
Palier gratuit avec les fonctions de base ; Pro à $29.99/an (API incluse)
Pros
Journalisation automatique via GitHub, GitLab, Chess.com, Lichess, Duolingo
Visualisation en heatmap façon GitHub, motivante et lisible
Plusieurs tableaux pour différentes catégories d'objectifs
Profil public partageable avec contrôle de confidentialité
Cons
Journalisation automatique limitée aux quelques apps intégrées
API réservée au palier payant
Toute habitude hors des apps supportées reste manuelle