Screenshot showing previous week stats like: most consistent, under the wire, early bird, daily effort, overachiever, comeback kid.
Track your progress with friends with an online writing group accountability tool: Dogthr.com. See who squeaked under the wire, who was the most consistent, or who went above and beyond for the previous week...
#writing #writinggroup #writingcommunity #write
Screenshot showing previous week stats like: most consistent, under the wire, early bird, daily effort, overachiever, comeback kid.
Track your progress with friends with an online writing group accountability tool: Dogthr.com. See who squeaked under the wire, who was the most consistent, or who went above and beyond for the previous week...
#writing #writinggroup #writingcommunity #write
A table of goal progress by members of a group on Dogthr.com. Each row represents one user who set a quantitative goal, each day of the week is a column and their progress is charted through the week.
Looking for a tool to manage a writing group? Dogthr.com can help friends stay in touch with each other's progress towards weekly goals... earn badges, see end-of-week statistics and chat with each other to organize check-ins and encourage writing progress. #writingcommunity #writing #writingroups
A table of goal progress by members of a group on Dogthr.com. Each row represents one user who set a quantitative goal, each day of the week is a column and their progress is charted through the week.
Looking for a tool to manage a writing group? Dogthr.com can help friends stay in touch with each other's progress towards weekly goals... earn badges, see end-of-week statistics and chat with each other to organize check-ins and encourage writing progress. #writingcommunity #writing #writingroups
Finally, this project first started when I was a PhD student over a decade ago and has morphed through various iterations, implementations, and institutions... I have always found it useful and hope others do as well. Check out the About page(www.dogthr.com/about/) for more history of the project.
There's no incentive to annual discount lock-in, it's $3 a month no matter what, cancel whenever you want. It costs money to run sites like this and if you think this is over/under priced let me know. The free account is very functional at just that level, so I think it's a good way to test it out.
A word on pricing, a free account lets you create one group of up to 4 members or join one group. If one person pays for a subscription ($3 a month) they can have as many free accounts as they want join their group, all features are tied to the group admin. More details here: www.dogthr.com/pricing/
A group overview, showing members with their avatars, badges earned, and an alert bar telling the group members to meet up for a group check-in.
Your badges and avatars are displayed at the top of the group along with a chat feature at the bottom to help the group stay connected. The group owner can set alerts to let members know of planned check-in meetings or other pieces of information.
A screenshot showing badges earned by completing goals.
You get little badges for finishing your goals building a sense of continuity as you move from week to week... statistics at the end of the week show fun things like the most consistent member, the one who squeaked in under the wire, and those who went above and beyond.
A table of goal progress by members of a group on Dogthr.com. Each row represents one user who set a quantitative goal, each day of the week is a column and their progress is charted through the week.
Some people find sharing and tracking individual goals with friends motivating. I built Dogthr.com to do just that. Create a group with friends, set weekly goals and track progress. A goal is anything you can count... words, pomodoros, kilometers run, minutes meditated, the sky's the limit...