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TCTGame : Social Habit Tracker
A Social Habit Game Built for Accountability and Consistency
TCTGame turns habit-building into a social game. Choose your goals, get custom daily plan and post one daily log while your Tribe supports you and keeps you accountable. Build streaks, earn XP, climb the leaderboard and use tools for Deep Work, focus, reading, meditation, breathing, yoga and more to help you actually follow through.
Before I tell you about TCTGame, let me tell you a little backstory.
It was January.
Everyone around me was making New Year’s resolutions. And like always, I knew the pattern. I would start something with full excitement, follow it properly for a few days or weeks, and then somewhere along the way just stop.
But this time, I thought of trying a small experiment.
I created a group with six friends.
Everyone chose a few things they wanted to stay consistent with for the month, and every day we posted what we had actually done.
The rule was simple: miss once → warning. Miss twice → you sit out until the next month.
It sounds a little strict 😅, but it changed something.
Suddenly, if you didn't show up, other people noticed.
And everyone else in that group was also trying to stay consistent with something of their own, so you weren't doing it completely alone anymore.
We also realised very quickly that not every day is going to be perfect.
Sometimes you're tired. Sometimes work gets crazy. Sometimes you genuinely don't manage to do what you planned.
So on those days, instead of disappearing, we would post whatever we managed to do or simply write about why the day didn't go well.
The goal wasn't to be perfect every day.
The goal was to not disappear after one bad day.
And somehow, this tiny experiment started working.
We started showing up more consistently. Then people around us saw what we were doing and wanted to join too.
Soon, managing everything manually became difficult.
And that's how that small group eventually became TCTGame - The Consistent Tribe Game.
The Problem We realised we were actually solving
While doing this, we realised that the problem was much bigger than our WA group.
Most of us already know what we should be doing.
We know we should exercise. Study. Read. Eat better. Meditate. Prepare for that interview. Work on that side project.
And we've all tried things to stay on track: paper to-do lists, Notes apps, habit trackers.
They're great at recording what you planned to do.
But when you stop opening them, nothing really happens.
Nobody notices.
There is no accountability, and slowly it becomes very easy to quit.
That's when we realised the real problem wasn't making a plan.
The difficult part was coming back tomorrow after the motivation was gone.
What TCTGAME is today!
We kept the original idea almost exactly the same: Consistency + Social Accountability + Gamified progress.
You choose what you want to stay consistent with, create your goals and habits, and TCTGame turns them into a Daily Plan.
At the end of the day, you post one Daily Log showing what you actually did.
Your Tribe sees your progress, reacts to your logs and follows your journey. You build streaks, earn XP, climb the leaderboard and join challenges alongside other people working on themselves.
And if today wasn't a great day, that's okay.
Do what you can. Log it honestly. Come back tomorrow.
That's the behaviour we're trying to build.
Tools That help you actually do the things on your plan!
Over time, we realised that reminding someone to do something isn't always enough.
Sometimes you also need a tool that helps you actually do it.
So TCTGame now has:
• Daily Plan - everything you want to get done today in one place • Steps - track your daily movement • Deep Work - focus sessions with app blocking • Focus Gym - small games for attention and focus • Breath Gym - Box Breathing, 4-7-8, Cyclic Sigh and more • Guided Meditation • Guided Yoga • Reading Bingo - a more fun way to sit down and actually read
Additionally TCTGame+ also gives you a Weekly Consistency Report that looks at your previous week, shows where you were consistent, where you're falling behind and gives you action items for the next week.
The Core TCTGAME is FREE
This was important to us from the beginning.
Our mission is to help you become more consistent and become the version of yourself you actually want to become.
TCTGame+ is there for people who want the additional utilities and deeper weekly insights.
What happens when people keep showing up?
This is probably the part we've enjoyed seeing the most.
People joined TCTGame for completely different reasons.
Someone wanted to finally stay regular with the gym. Someone was preparing for exams. Someone was trying to switch jobs. Others were meditating, reading, eating better, doing skincare, creating content or simply trying to fix one part of their daily routine.
Different people. Completely different goals.
But underneath all of them was basically the same problem:
How do I keep showing up once the initial excitement is gone?
That's what we're trying to solve with TCTGame.
We're launching here today, and instead of only telling you about our product, I'd genuinely love to know:
What's one thing you've been trying to stay consistent with but keep falling off?
And if you've managed to stick with something for months or years, what actually helped you keep going?
Would genuinely love to hear your stories, questions, criticism or ideas in the comments.
Having being consistent in more than one habit for more than 100 days for the first time in my life, I can definitely vouch for this Game.
On top of it what could be better than seeing prople improve and grow along side you.?
Really like the idea of turning habit-building into something social rather than just another checklist. Adding a social accountability layer makes it more motivating.
Love the concept! Habit trackers are easy to ignore, but adding a social accountability layer makes this feel much more motivating. Congrats on the launch!
Hey Product-Hunt,
The reason I built TCTGame is because I was looking for a solution to a problem that I was facing myself. That's when I realised the problem was not with motivation. The problem was that I was silently abandoning the habits that I was supposed to work on. When life got busy, there was no one to notice that I had stopped showing up. And usually, I would only start again after getting some external motivation, like seeing someone else doing well at the same habit I was supposed to be working on. Then I would start again from scratch, and the same cycle would repeat.
TCTGame is built to solve this exact problem through social accountability. Everyone is working on their own goals, but posting a daily log in the tribe creates a sense of accountability. You've committed in front of these people, so you naturally want to come back tomorrow and do what you planned. And no, every day would not be perfect. Some days you will do very little, and some days you might do nothing at all. But even on those days, posting a log and reflecting on what happened sends a signal to your brain that you are not quietly abandoning the journey. You are still here, and you are coming back tomorrow.
Hi Product-Hunt.
I am one of the founders of TCTGame, and the true reason I started building this was because it seemed interesting to me. I was part of the first group of the six friends that @nikhil_mishra_ mentioned .
I always knew that this can be something huge and based on that instinct I poured all the efforts to build this idea into an app which can benefit more people like us.
Over time I saw the need of our users and we pivoted with that, built utilities, made interactions more fun, more gamification .
Anyone who wants to start a routine or achieve any specific goal but is procrastinating should try TCTGame for sure.
We have a tribe which supports each other just by showing up and posting their progress.
It’s exciting to be part of something this early thats surely gonna be a hit. TCTgame helps everyone be consistent and strive towards their goal. It’s like that teacher in your school who kept on asking about your homework.
I am a doctor and because of my busy schedule, i always used to put my physical fitness aside, so i used tctgame to reach more people on my socials by consistently posting about my progress.. along with that i also went deeper into meditations and healthy eating..
Really enjoying the experience so far! Looking forward to what TCTGame brings next
Here’s from a user of TCTg with a consistent streak of 100+ days.
I started from a journey of being totally lazy and not so consistent with my goals. Grateful to be one among the early users here. Gradually I started with small small habits like reading a book, drinking certain amount of water in a day.
And today here i stand with being consistent with creating content everyday, consistently skilling up in my niche and opening my own firm, being consistent in health ( gym, steps), being mindful with meditation and reading books.
The utilities - deep work sessions, meditations, yoga, reading bingo have it all! Can’t be thankful enough for these which has helped me enough to build habits
TCTG has been a part of life now and made me a better person in being consistent with my goals, build a productive day, and more than anything to build confidence and positivity in myself! Cheers to the tribe members too for sharing their achievements and inspiring eachother.
About TCTGame : Social Habit Tracker on Product Hunt
“A Social Habit Game Built for Accountability and Consistency”
TCTGame : Social Habit Tracker was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 29 upvotes and 25 comments, placing #18 on the daily leaderboard. TCTGame turns habit-building into a social game. Choose your goals, get custom daily plan and post one daily log while your Tribe supports you and keeps you accountable. Build streaks, earn XP, climb the leaderboard and use tools for Deep Work, focus, reading, meditation, breathing, yoga and more to help you actually follow through.
TCTGame : Social Habit Tracker was featured in Productivity (660.2k followers), Social Media (89.3k followers) and Lifestyle (1.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 187.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted TCTGame : Social Habit Tracker?
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NIKHIL MISHRA
Hey Product-Hunt
Before I tell you about TCTGame, let me tell you a little backstory.
It was January.
Everyone around me was making New Year’s resolutions. And like always, I knew the pattern. I would start something with full excitement, follow it properly for a few days or weeks, and then somewhere along the way just stop.
But this time, I thought of trying a small experiment.
I created a group with six friends.
Everyone chose a few things they wanted to stay consistent with for the month, and every day we posted what we had actually done.
The rule was simple: miss once → warning. Miss twice → you sit out until the next month.
It sounds a little strict 😅, but it changed something.
Suddenly, if you didn't show up, other people noticed.
And everyone else in that group was also trying to stay consistent with something of their own, so you weren't doing it completely alone anymore.
We also realised very quickly that not every day is going to be perfect.
Sometimes you're tired. Sometimes work gets crazy. Sometimes you genuinely don't manage to do what you planned.
So on those days, instead of disappearing, we would post whatever we managed to do or simply write about why the day didn't go well.
The goal wasn't to be perfect every day.
The goal was to not disappear after one bad day.
And somehow, this tiny experiment started working.
We started showing up more consistently. Then people around us saw what we were doing and wanted to join too.
Soon, managing everything manually became difficult.
And that's how that small group eventually became TCTGame - The Consistent Tribe Game.
The Problem We realised we were actually solving
While doing this, we realised that the problem was much bigger than our WA group.
Most of us already know what we should be doing.
We know we should exercise. Study. Read. Eat better. Meditate. Prepare for that interview. Work on that side project.
And we've all tried things to stay on track: paper to-do lists, Notes apps, habit trackers.
They're great at recording what you planned to do.
But when you stop opening them, nothing really happens.
Nobody notices.
There is no accountability, and slowly it becomes very easy to quit.
That's when we realised the real problem wasn't making a plan.
The difficult part was coming back tomorrow after the motivation was gone.
What TCTGAME is today!
We kept the original idea almost exactly the same: Consistency + Social Accountability + Gamified progress.
You choose what you want to stay consistent with, create your goals and habits, and TCTGame turns them into a Daily Plan.
At the end of the day, you post one Daily Log showing what you actually did.
Your Tribe sees your progress, reacts to your logs and follows your journey. You build streaks, earn XP, climb the leaderboard and join challenges alongside other people working on themselves.
And if today wasn't a great day, that's okay.
Do what you can. Log it honestly. Come back tomorrow.
That's the behaviour we're trying to build.
Tools That help you actually do the things on your plan!
Over time, we realised that reminding someone to do something isn't always enough.
Sometimes you also need a tool that helps you actually do it.
So TCTGame now has:
• Daily Plan - everything you want to get done today in one place
• Steps - track your daily movement
• Deep Work - focus sessions with app blocking
• Focus Gym - small games for attention and focus
• Breath Gym - Box Breathing, 4-7-8, Cyclic Sigh and more
• Guided Meditation
• Guided Yoga
• Reading Bingo - a more fun way to sit down and actually read
Additionally TCTGame+ also gives you a Weekly Consistency Report that looks at your previous week, shows where you were consistent, where you're falling behind and gives you action items for the next week.
The Core TCTGAME is FREE
This was important to us from the beginning.
Our mission is to help you become more consistent and become the version of yourself you actually want to become.
TCTGame+ is there for people who want the additional utilities and deeper weekly insights.
What happens when people keep showing up?
This is probably the part we've enjoyed seeing the most.
People joined TCTGame for completely different reasons.
Someone wanted to finally stay regular with the gym. Someone was preparing for exams. Someone was trying to switch jobs. Others were meditating, reading, eating better, doing skincare, creating content or simply trying to fix one part of their daily routine.
Different people. Completely different goals.
But underneath all of them was basically the same problem:
How do I keep showing up once the initial excitement is gone?
That's what we're trying to solve with TCTGame.
We're launching here today, and instead of only telling you about our product, I'd genuinely love to know:
What's one thing you've been trying to stay consistent with but keep falling off?
And if you've managed to stick with something for months or years, what actually helped you keep going?
Would genuinely love to hear your stories, questions, criticism or ideas in the comments.