[HabitRPG](http://habitrpg.com/) is a habit tracker app which treats your goals like a Role Playing Game. As you accomplish goals, you level up. If you fail your goals, you lose hit points. Lose all your HP and you die.
* [Chrome Extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pidkmpibnnnhneohdgjclfdjpijggmjj) currently being developed [(source code)](https://github.com/lefnire/habitrpg-chrome)
* Authentication (Facebook / Twitter)
* Groups, so you can compete with your friends
* Integration with tools like Astrid, Pivotal Tracker, Pomodoro, RescueTime, and MyFitnessPal
* [See the full list](https://workflowy.com/shared/cd06313a-7c93-ae5f-ae55-e64cae0556e4/)
If you played RPGs (Role Playing Games) growing up, this app will make sense to you; otherwise, it might be overwhelming at first. Be sure to follow the tutorial when you first load the website. If it's still not your cup of tea, checkout [Trackers vs Lifehackers](http://blog.beeminder.com/trackhack/) for alternatives.
This is good. The worse you are at a task, the more valuable it becomes - meaning you gain more experience for completing those red tasks. This will incentivise you to try harder and to focus on the more difficult tasks. If you *really* need a bail-out, you can "Re-Roll" from the item store for $1, which resets all your tasks to a clean slate. It costs real money to prevent you from abusing it.
HabitRPG is built on [DerbyJS](http://derbyjs.com/), which doesn't yet support authentication. As soon as EveryAuth becomes available to Derby, I'll implement it - that and the other network integration aspects on the roadmap. You can follow the progress [here](https://github.com/lefnire/habitrpg/issues/3).
In the meantime, a workaround has been built to use a private url, similar to Workflowy's shared lists, which you can use to access your account from multiple computers. Click the top-right profile button and bookmark the URL it provides.
