3 Questions

Free

1.03for iPhone

Adjoot, LLC

Developer

12/10/2017

Update Date

Lifestyle

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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لقطات الشاشة لـ 3 Questions

iPhone

About 3 Questions

3 Questions is a mindfulness app that lets you ask yourself three questions every day. They can be about anything:

- Tracking progress: what did I accomplish today?
- Self care: What did I do today that made me happy? What am I thankful for?
- Family: What did I do to make my spouse happy today?
- Measurement: How many caffeinated drinks did I consume today?
- True/false: Did I go to the gym today?
- Or anything you'd want to ask of yourself (the question is free form).

You can see their history and change their questions at any time - how you use it is up to you.

تحديث لأحدث إصدار 1.03

Last updated on 12/10/2017

الإصدارات القديمة

- Smoother behavior when the keyboard is brought up for both questions and answers. - Sign In/Up screens are a bit more reasonable about validating email addresses.

Version History

1.03

28/09/2017

- Smoother behavior when the keyboard is brought up for both questions and answers. - Sign In/Up screens are a bit more reasonable about validating email addresses.

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