Hard Reset: To-Do & Habit Game
iOS app by William Thaddeus Wright. Productivity · William Thaddeus Wright
- Store rating
- 4.62 / 5
- Store rating count
- 29
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1.11
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-07
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Store description excerpt
Hard Reset: the to-do list and habit tracker that's an actual game. Every other "gamified" productivity app is a progress bar and a badge for brushing your teeth. This is not. Hard Reset turns your real tasks, habits, and routines into the fuel for a full cyberpunk roguelike RPG. The reward for finishing your checklist isn't a sticker. It's a game you actually want to play. Your real tasks power the game Every task, habit, or routine you complete earns Action Points. Spend them to move through the city, upgrade your cyborg body, build your deck, and unleash combos against the oligarchs running a dystopian world. Do your laundry, win a fight. Your productivity is the controller. A to-do list that does everything - Every task type: one-time todos, scheduled tasks, recurring routines, counter-based habits, and flexible weekly goals - No ads, no dark patterns, no manipulative monetization - Built by a solo developer obsessed with checklists Actually a deep game - Procedurally generated runs, so every session feels fresh - Synergistic decks built from cybernetic hardware and wetware - Permanent progression unlocking new cards, abilities, and story - A full narrative across three acts and a final boss Grounded in behavioral science Designed around principles from contingency management therapy, so your real-world momentum becomes genuine gameplay and the habit loop actually sticks. Terms of Use: https://hardreset.app/terms
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