The thesis aims to develop a cross-platform mobile application for tracking habits, tasks, and long-term goals with strong focus on gamification. 

This gamification aspect will be implemented through typical RPG mechanics, such as leveling up, allocating skill points, or completing quests. These mechanics will be then used in a simple turn-based mini-game, in which user's habits (represented as soldiers, creatures or other abstract characters) fight against various enemies representing user's goals or challenges. The exact mechanics of this implementation are to be decided by the student. However, the student should review existing gamification techniques in this application category and compare their implementation to these existing solutions.

The client side will be developed using Flutter to support both Android and iOS, while the backend will be built with .NET to enable content sharing and other online capabilities. The application will follow Clean Architecture principles, support offline mode, and provide encrypted data synchronization compliant with best practices in user data management.

The thesis will also include a qualitative analysis of the final application to assess how gamification features influence user's consistency and motivation in maintaining their habits and achieving their goals.