Glad to alleviate your woe. I know the feeling! 😖

Interesting. I've never seen them list a MAX of chapters allowed, but perhaps they cap it at 100 chapters in a video? One thing you might wanna try is reducing your chapters in that video.. I know it would suck to lose some of the breakdowns you made, but for the sake of understanding KZfaq's limitations, what if you tried reducing your chapters in that video to say 75? Or 50? Basically see if chapters would show up in that video if the amount of chapters were lower. Perhaps you'd land at the sweet spot... where apparently KZfaq only allows 30 chapters or 50 in a video? I'd be curious to hear your findings!

@@jaykaslo After hours of troubleshooting, I can firmly confirm chapters are capped at 100. As soon as I add a 101st, the whole chapter feature is gone from the video. I was able to compress my chapters into exactly 100 (this includes the "00:00 - Start" chapter, so you really have only 99 chapters slot, minimum 11 seconds apart since a single chapter must be at least 10 seconds long), and now chapters are working properly. I hope this helps!

@@DominiqueGendronLanglois Awesome, good to know that 100 is indeed the limit!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks! It doesn't have a specific "Snooze" feature per se, but you can set Reminders, in fact, *multiple* reminders for the same habit.

Good question. Day Stamp is not particularly "gamified", so there's not much in terms of unlocking features or getting any kind of bonuses if you perform well. The most that I noticed was a basic confetti animation that played when I reached my goal (of watering plants 3 times per week). Any time you set a specific goal and achieve it that animation will play, but as far as I can tell, that's about it.

@@jaykaslocan you do a video like this on the gamified ones? I like how you discussed habit tracking and showcase the apps features! If you can’t do another video maybe recommend us some gamified habit trackers that are good.

@@jaykaslois there any for quitting addictions?

@@BombCyclone7 Have you heard of Habitica? ( habitica.com ) It's not really to my liking personally, but if you're super into gaming, this might be up your alley. Also, one thing you might like (that I didn't mention in Habit Tracker, because I don't use it) is that it has a Group feature... where you can invite friends/family to participate in the same habits. Again, I haven't tried it out, but in theory could be good to add a little *competition* and *accountability* into the mix.

@@BombCyclone7 And I'm not familiar with any apps that are specifically targeted at quitting addictions, but one thing I will say conceptually is... I've heard it said (and it's been my personal experience) that one of the main keys to breaking addiction is not to focus on the thing you're trying to quit, but instead focus on REPLACING that bad habit with *something else*. For example, if you just keep telling yourself "Don't eat cake. Don't eat cake...." guess what? You're probably going to want to eat cake. But if you replace that urge with something else entirely... like going for a bike ride (or whatever, something else that you enjoy that is *healthier*)... that can work well.

Thanks! Glad you appreciate the details & nuance.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! And hopefully Awesome Habits works for you… it really is a great app!

And what a wonderful world it will be when everything is mega-efficiently run by AI with no human touch. Sheesh. (Btw you can clearly see the video’s 23 minutes before you started, so if you don’t care to know every detail about a habits app, why bother even starting this video and complaining about it?) There’s no way you can even see how Awesome Habits analytics looks from the free trial or how I offered a work-around for the issue of dealing with not being able to pin multi-habits from reading reviews in 5 minutes. May not matter to you, but some people actually care about details, especially if they’re going to pay $23 for an important app they’ll use for years.)

@@jaykaslo well said, he's just a hater

You'd like to make a habit of taking naps? lol

Using Streaks and enjoying so far!

Yeah I've started using it this past week (once it became available on Setapp). There's still some things I like better about DayStamp, but Awesome Habits is indeed pretty great (and will probably become my primary habit tracker). I'm gonna try and post my review by end of this week / early next week.

@@jaykaslo then you will probably love rovelist: habit tracker. its very customizable and it has a clean UI

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Hey there, thanks for your comment. Funny that you said that, because I'm actually a huge fan of all the AI tech coming out these days (in fact, ALL imagery in this video was generated with AI.) As big a fan as I am though, I do have my concerns about what humanity and society will look like long-term. [Even though information is incredibly abundant and readily available, if you look around, intelligence is often waning in average people. If anything, I feel like humanity is looking more like Idiocracy than some other more lofty sci-fi predictions.] At this point it seems to come down to how optimistic or pessimistic one is. Me, I'm a blend of both... as I look at what's happening these days as a wild ride, and I'm going to enjoy the ride, even if it ends up (eventually) in the demise/extinction of humanity (a la Matrix, etc.) ... On another note, even though yes there's ominous themes in this mock teaser/trailer I made, there's still some silly, light-hearted moments in there... which I feel is reminiscent of Black Mirror, one of the [many] reasons why I love the show.

@@jaykaslo i am going to re watch the Matrix. And Have you seen the show Westworld?

@@IIIw2 Yeah I LOVED S1 of Westworld, but wasn't as stoked about S2, and they lost me early on in S3. But... I've been meaning to give it another go. (I recently had a good experience rewatching HUMANS -- they lost me first time around in S2 (which I still think is fairly bad), but this time around I made it through S2 and kinda enjoyed S3.)

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You're not crazy. 😉 In fact, kudos to you for noticing that!