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# Environment variables
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.env
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# iOS & macOS
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apps/ios/build/
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apps/ios/xcuserdata/
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apps/ios/*.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/
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apps/ios/Pods/
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apps/ios/*.xcodeproj/xcuserdata/
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apps/macos/build/
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apps/macos/xcuserdata/
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apps/macos/*.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/
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apps/macos/Pods/
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apps/macos/*.xcodeproj/xcuserdata/
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.DS_Store
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# Android
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apps/android/build/
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apps/android/.gradle/
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apps/android/local.properties
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apps/android/.idea/
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apps/android/*.iml
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apps/android/captures/
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apps/android/.cxx/
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# Web
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apps/web/node_modules/
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apps/web/dist/
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apps/web/.cache/
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apps/web/public/build/
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apps/web/.env.local
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apps/web/.env.test.local
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# X Bot (Python)
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apps/x-bot/__pycache__/
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apps/x-bot/*.py[cod]
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apps/x-bot/*$py.class
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apps/x-bot/.venv/
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apps/ios/README.md

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# Year Progress App
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Take back control of your time.
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[💾 Download link](https://github.com/ComputelessComputer/YearProgressApp/releases/tag/Production)
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![image](https://github.com/ComputelessComputer/YearProgressApp/assets/63365510/4fe1e846-b69e-4ff8-acb9-d0e966aae6ef)
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## Background
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I was looking into [Nat Friedman's homepage](https://nat.org/) about 5 months ago and read a really obvious yet astonishing statement: "A week is 2% of the year".
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Everyone knows that time is precious. But it's really not that tangible when you're stuck in the absolute scale of a clock.
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Instead, using relative scales is far more effective for humans, at least that is what I propose.
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I really fell in love Nat's concept of "a week is 2% of the year" and have been adopting this to measure my life.
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## Why use this?
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You might wonder, 'Why not use existing apps in the market?'.
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However, my research suggested that many existing applications charge excessively for minimal utility.
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So, that is why I decided to build it myself and turns out it was the right choice.
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Most of all, it's free!
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## Why is it free?
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I initially considered pricing it, but given my involvement in other businesses, I preferred not to deal with the hassle. Moreover, I wanted to contribute to enhancing productivity freely.
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![image](https://github.com/ComputelessComputer/YearProgressApp/assets/63365510/4661fbac-6699-4edc-8dfd-a702483e5e4e)
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Link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/johntopia_a-week-is-2-of-a-year-every-monday-i-activity-7163884942811148288-pf3c
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P.S. People loved it when I shared it on my LinkedIn ♥️
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## Why are you open sourcing it?
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Because I believe there are many people out there who can improve my work and complete tasks I haven't started yet.

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