Small moments disappear.
A tracker loses value when recording takes longer than the habit itself.
Independent product · iOS
Seej
Understand smoking patterns without turning reflection into punishment.
Open on the App Store ↗
My roleProduct and UX design
Concept, flow, interface, and release story
PlatformiPhone and iPad
Private habit tracker
ReleaseAugust 18, 2026
Version 0.1.1 verified September 2
Core valueAwareness first
With calm, neutral feedback
Project value
Make a difficult habit easier to observe honestly.
What the design needed to achieve
- ✓
Record a smoke before the moment passes.
- ✓
Show patterns without blame or medical claims.
- ✓
Keep every log on the user’s device.
Judgment blocks honesty.
Harsh language can make people avoid the record they need to understand.
Keep the loop neutral.
Use one-tap input, clear trends, and calm language to support awareness.
Design decisions
Reduce effort while protecting honest reflection.
01Log in one tap
Less input effort
The main action records a smoke at once. The same screen shows today’s count, the last time, and a clear undo.
Intended impact
More complete logs with quick recovery from accidental taps.
02Report patterns, not scores
Neutral feedback
Daily and weekly views show counts, common times, change, and the longest gap without grading the user.
Intended impact
Help people notice patterns without adding shame.
03Make location optional
Choice before context
Approximate location can add place patterns to future logs. It stays optional and never blocks logging.
Intended impact
Add useful context only when the user wants it.
04Keep the record private
Data ownership
Seej uses no account, backend, ads, or analytics. Users can export CSV data or delete every log.
Intended impact
Make privacy visible through product behavior.
Product proof
The released screens keep logging and reflection separate.
A single action records the moment and supports undo.
Counts and gaps show change without a score.
The map explains when new location capture is off.
Result
A focused private tracker reached the App Store.
Public iOS product
Seej launched for iPhone and iPad on August 18, 2026.
Device-only logs
The public product states no account, backend, ads, or analytics SDK.
Habit signals
Track repeated use, undo rates, report visits, and exports. Public results are not yet available.
Released productOpen Seej on the App Store ↗