Track daily habits and build streaks with visual progress
A Habit Tracker logs weekly routines, streaks, and long-term habits using contribution heatmaps to boost consistency.
Add a habit with a name, a category, a colour and a frequency of daily or weekly. The tracker shows the current week from Monday to Sunday, and you tick the days you completed it. It then updates your streak and a summary of completion rates.
For a daily habit, the streak is the number of consecutive days you completed it, counting back from today. If you have not ticked today yet, it still counts from yesterday so your streak is not lost until the day ends. A missed day resets it to zero.
A daily habit needs a check-in every day to keep the streak going. A weekly habit is complete for a week, running Monday to Sunday, if you log it at least once in that week, and its streak counts consecutive completed weeks.
Your habits and check-ins are stored in your browser local storage on this device. There is no account or cloud backup, so the data does not follow you to another browser or phone and can be lost if you clear site data. Deleting a habit also deletes its history.
It varies. A widely cited University College London study found it took people 66 days on average for a new behaviour to become automatic, with a range from 18 to 254 days. Consistency matters more than perfection, so use streaks as motivation, not pressure.
Start with one to three. Trying to change too much at once makes it harder to stick to any of them. Choose small, specific habits, such as walking 10 minutes, and add more after the first ones feel routine.
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