HBT

HBT App Allows Users to Reinvent Themselves by Taking on New Challenges

It seems that “productivity” has always been a buzzword in the business world. It’s been a long time since someone deconstructed the term, inspected the medal (achievement, success) upon which it is written, brought it back to the personal life and rediscovered its other side – motivation.

Habit Tracking app or HBT aims to rebind these denominations and infuse them with genuine action. It’s an app that allows its users to introduce new habits into their daily schedule, build useful habits, track their progress and move forward to that “better version of oneself”, everyone strives for.

Now, in recent years, especially during the global pandemic, the market became flooded with various fitness, meditation and nutritional trackers that, while extremely useful and convenient, often fail to convert their users into the intended, flawless version they want to see in the mirror.

When designing HBT, Solveit understood that users pick up these apps because they either: a) lack motivation or b) want a convenient shortcut to achieve their goals.

Hence, the app works on a distinct Perpetuum mobile, using the motivation as the fuel and delivering it back to its users – refined. On the other hand, it doesn’t segment the goals, or better, it doesn’t put clear barriers between physical, psychological and health, but rather covers all bases with a clear, step-by-step journey.

HBT App Design’s Accessibility and Minimalist UI Provides Users with Mental Clarity and Motivation

One glance at HBT tells you enough. It doesn’t wow its audience with complex transitions, animations or 3D effects and rightfully so. We spend enough time looking at various screens as it is.

Rather, the app streamlines its visuals, balancing the aesthetics with efficiency, motivating users to do and not waste time scrolling.

General clarity and coherent layout, however, don’t necessarily mean utter simplicity. Solveit approached the project with huge ambition from the get-go, shaping the complex engineering process by collecting behavioral research from the target demographics. The result?

We think that Elena Gurinova, Solveit's UI/UX Designer said it best:

The user-generated insights showed the need for a streamlined, intuitive design that would accelerate interaction with the UI and in turn skyrockets motivation and user experience.

HBT App Charms Users with Its Seamless Onboarding and Personalized Features

In order to attract users, many mobile app developers along with web designers try to reinvent the wheel when it comes to the process of onboarding. HBT redefines the conventions by adding one crucial ingredient – personalization.

Users are simply asked to enter their name, select goals, choose habits from presets, or create their own!

Onboarding is simple and concise and from that point on, the app begins to learn about selected objectives and behaviors to create a custom-tailored experience for both your mental health, fitness or any needs you, yourself deem worthy.

This personalization is highly intuitive but it takes a step further by offering a comprehensive list of options to choose from including custom notification messages to tune HBT to your own taste for more success.

Check Yourself Before You Achieve Your Goals – Time to Embark on HBT Journey!

Is there a better way to motivate yourself than seeing your progress on a specific goal? HBT will keep track of your journey and even allow you to skip a few challenging days so you won’t feel bad about losing a streak!

Journeys are designed by experts to help you build new habits in less than 30 days. The challenge format gives users additional motivation.

Statistics helps users track and analyze the whole “journey. When a user completes it (and a new habit is formed), they get rewarded. How? We’ll let you find out.

See you at the finish line!