Prompt Details
Model
(claude-4-7-opus)
Token size
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Example input
[APP_IDEA]: A simple mobile app that helps people track daily water intake and stay consistent with hydration.
[TARGET_USERS]: Adults who want a lightweight daily health tracker PLATFORM: Mobile app
[PLATFORM]: Help users log water intake quickly and see daily progress
[CORE_GOAL]: MVP only, solo user, no wearable integration, no social features
[CONSTRAINTS]: MVP only, solo user, no wearable integration, no social features
Example output
APP SUMMARY:
- A habit tracking app for people who want to build simple daily routines without using a complex productivity system.
- It is for individuals who want to track a few habits consistently.
- It solves the problem of forgetting, abandoning, or overcomplicating daily habit tracking.
MVP DEFINITION:
- Users can create habits
- Users can mark habits complete each day
- Users can view a simple progress history
- Users can edit or delete habits
- Intentionally excluded: social features, coaching, AI suggestions, gamification, advanced analytics
USER ROLES:
- Role: User
- Purpose: track personal habits
- Main actions: create habit, complete habit, review progress
SCREENS:
1. Home Dashboard
- Purpose: show today’s habits
- Main actions: mark complete, view status
2. Create / Edit Habit
- Purpose: add or update a habit
- Main actions: enter habit name, frequency, reminder preference
3. Progress Screen
- Purpose: show consistency over time
- Main actions: review streaks or completion history
4. Settings
- Purpose: manage account basics
- Main actions: update profile, basic preferences
CORE USER FLOW:
1. User opens the app
2. User creates one or more habits
3. User returns daily to mark completion
4. User checks progress and keeps the routine going
CORE MODULES:
- Module: Authentication
- What it handles: sign up, login, account access
- Module: Habit Management
- What it handles: create, edit, delete habits
- Module: Daily Tracking
- What it handles: completion records by date
- Module: Progress History
- What it handles: past completion display
DATABASE STRUCTURE:
- Entity: User
- What it stores: account identity, preferences
- Key relationships: has many habits
- Entity: Habit
- What it stores: habit name, frequency, active status
- Key relationships: belongs to user, has many completions
- Entity: HabitCompletion
- What it stores: habit id, completion date, status
- Key relationships: belongs to habit
BUILD FIRST:
- what to design first: dashboard and create-habit flow
- what to build first: user auth, habit CRUD, daily completion logic
- what can wait: reminders, streak visuals, export features
OPTIONAL V2 IDEAS:
- reminders
- streak milestones
- weekly summaries
ASSUMPTIONS:
- one user tracks only personal habits
- reminders are not required for MVP
- mobile-first experience is preferred
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