Ohayoo is an app to record and declare the things you want to do.
Declaring your goals out loud makes them stick clearly in your mind and helps you to see them through.
You can further boost your motivation by making your declarations public, or you can keep them private.
You can set the time limit for achieving your goals, from today until 12 years from now.
You can record todays objective, and return to it each day. Or, you can record a long-term objective and re-listen in the future.
You can review your declarations chronologically according to the dates for achieving them.
Add a check mark to declarations youve completed. You can separate your declarations into those youre working on and those youve completed.
When declarations are public, people who supported you and other users can also see that youve completed them.
You can view popular declarations for both in-progress goals and completed goals. You can send comments of support to users whose declarations you like.
Comments can be seen by the user that posted the declaration, as well as by other users.
The user who posted a public declaration can post an update on their progress or a reply to a comment of support.
You can set a time for achieving or reviewing your goals during the day, and set an alarm to go off. We recommend declaring your goals for the day when you wake up, and then checking them before you go to sleep.
Price: free Compatibility: iOS 7.1 and above, iPhone and iPod touch.
Ways to use the app
1. When studying
Declare the goals of your studies, like passing a test. You can set the pace for your studies by declaring the scope you want to learn or the problems you want to solve.
2. In the new year
Declare your goals for the year.
3. When reading
Declare the titles or field of books you want to read. Use as a pacemaker for reading. When youre finished reading, leave your impressions as a comment.
4. When exercising
Declare the goals of your training. You can use the app to boost your motivation.
5. When creating
Share your creative process with other people when writing a book, creating an artwork, or building something. It will help promote your work and lead to improvements.
6. When hosting an event
Use to promote the content of an event or pastime gathering.