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You Feel Like Shit is a self care game designed to help users through difficult times. Developed by Amanda Miklik, its content is adapted with permission from Jace Harr's interactive self care guide. The game guides users through a series of questions that help them practice self care. It is especially useful for people who struggle with self care, executive dysfunction, or reading internal signals.
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FitoTrack is an open-source Android app for logging and viewing workouts such as running, cycling and hiking. It records workout type, shows general data and position on a map, and includes speed, height and heart rate diagrams. Workouts can be exported as GPX and uploaded to OpenStreetMap. The source is licensed under GPLv3.
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