Stepworthy

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  A distraction-free home screen that motivates users to take the first step toward meaningful progress.

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  Goal creation flow where users define their objective, break it into actionable steps, and set completion timelines.

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  Streak insights dialog showing consistency metrics and motivating users to maintain daily progress.

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  Central hub for tracking achievements, monitoring progress, and unlocking advanced features with StepWorthy Pro.

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  Instant positive reinforcement after completing a step — reinforcing momentum and consistency.

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  Hierarchical goal breakdown interface that transforms long-term ambitions into actionable daily steps.

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  Completion milestone dialog that rewards users and enables sharing their success with others.

Inspiration

I was inspired by a simple problem: people set ambitious goals but struggle to stay consistent.

Most productivity apps focus on large outcomes, which can feel overwhelming. I wanted to build something that emphasizes micro-actions — small, manageable steps that compound into meaningful progress.

StepWorthy was created around one belief:

Big goals are achieved through small, consistent steps.

What it does

StepWorthy is a premium Android productivity app that helps users break down big goals into smaller actionable steps and track them daily.

With StepWorthy, users can:

• Create structured goals with step-by-step breakdowns
• Track daily streaks to build consistency
• Complete steps and earn points
• View progress insights
• Unlock Pro features for unlimited goals, themes, and sharing

This version is an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) focused on core functionality and clean UX, not a fully scaled production app.

How we built it

StepWorthy was built using:

• Kotlin
• Jetpack Compose (Modern Android UI)
• MVVM Architecture
• Material 3 Design
• RevenueCat for subscription management
• Google Play Billing integration
• Local state & structured goal models

I focused on:

• Clean, minimal UI
• Smooth user interactions
• Modern Android development best practices
• Modular architecture for future scalability

The Pro subscription system was integrated with RevenueCat to handle in-app purchases and entitlement management cleanly.

Challenges we ran into

Some key challenges included:

• Designing a streak system that prevents double point awards
• Ensuring subscription offerings were correctly configured in RevenueCat
• Handling purchase flow and restoring subscriptions properly
• Maintaining UI consistency between “Pro” and “Premium” branding
• Aligning typography and layout for a polished paywall experience
• I also had to debug issues like offerings not loading due to configuration mismatches.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Successfully implementing a working subscription system

• Creating a clean, premium-feeling glassmorphic UI
• Designing a structured goal → step → streak ecosystem
• Delivering a functional MVP with real monetization
• Maintaining clean Compose-based architecture
• Most importantly, we built a usable, testable product — not just a concept.

What we learned

• The importance of small UX details in conversion (copy, alignment, clarity)
• Subscription systems require precise backend configuration
• Consistency in branding improves user trust
• MVP scope discipline is critical — build core value first
• We also learned that productivity tools must balance simplicity and motivation carefully.

What's next for Stepworthy

• Planned improvements include:
• Yearly subscription plan
• Advanced analytics and insights
• Smart reminders and habit suggestions
• Cloud sync & authentication
• Social accountability features
• Improved gamification mechanics
• Better streak recovery systems

StepWorthy is currently an MVP, but the long-term vision is to evolve it into a powerful micro-goal achievement platform.

Built With

• android
• compose
• jetpack
• kotlin