Developer codezs.online just launched PulseDaily, a mobile-first habit tracker that runs entirely in your browser. It requires no signup and no login, storing all data in localStorage by default. The tool is built using Next.js and TailwindCSS, aiming to remove the friction of account creation that plagues many productivity apps.

Most habit trackers demand an account before you can even start, creating decision fatigue with too many upfront features. PulseDaily offers a tiny, fast, low-commitment alternative where users can add a habit and track Day 1 immediately. It uses a 3-state check-in system and a Momentum bar that counts only fully completed habits to keep progress signals honest.

Key features include up to 20 custom reminder intervals using the browser's Notification API, optional WebAudio beeps, and shareable template landing pages for specific intents like Study or Fitness. The developer prioritized cold-start solutions like OpenGraph cards and SEO basics. Future plans include a share button, clearer onboarding, and better analytics for user behavior.