App for tracking and understanding morning wood to gain better health insights

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falcor84 · 1d ago

> Your data is yours alone. Morning Wood Tracker stores all information locally on your device, with no external sharing or uploads.

That's good, though I was really curious how advertisers might choose to use this.

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App for tracking and understanding morning wood to gain better health insights

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