Streaks
Small habits, kept every day.
Tick off habits in a tap, count the glasses and the reps, and set goals for a few times a week. Streaks shows your year at a glance and tells you what is slipping.
Today
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Add a habit to get started.
No habits yet
Add one thing you want to do every day, or load the example to see a few months of history.
Archived
Your year
Select any day to see it or fix a missed check-in.
Reminders
Get a nudge at the time you set on a habit. Reminders work while Streaks is open in a browser tab.
Backup
Everything is saved in this browser. Export a JSON file to keep a copy or move to another device.
Habit
Month
Select a day, then tap it again to check it off. Notes go below.
Selected day
Today
By weekday
Last 12 monthsLast 12 months
Completion each monthNotes
Three habits of a good habit tracker.
Fast to tick off, honest about streaks, and clear about what to do next.
Add a habit
Pick a yes or no habit, a daily count like eight glasses of water, or a goal for a few times a week.
Check in each day
One tap ticks it off. Count habits fill up with every press of plus. Missed one yesterday? Fix it on the calendar.
See the pattern
Your year heatmap, streaks and weekday charts show what is sticking, and Insights flags the habit that is slipping.
Everything a habit needs.
Nothing it doesn't. No account, no ads, no streak-shaming.
A year at a glance.
Every day of the last 12 months in one grid. Brighter squares mean more done. Filter it to one habit to see just that streak.
Count, not just tick.
Glasses, pages, push-ups. The day is done when you reach your goal.
Weekly goals.
Gym three times a week? Rest days never break the streak.
Insights from your own data.
Your best weekday, a consistency score, and the habit most at risk, worked out from real check-ins.
Streaks that wait for tonight.
A streak that ran through yesterday stays alive until today is over, counted on your local calendar, so a 7am check-in in Perth never lands on the wrong day.
Reminders, notes and backups.
Set a reminder time, jot a note on any day, and export everything to a JSON file you own.