How are streaks counted? Does my streak break if I haven’t checked in yet today?

For daily habits the streak counts consecutive checked days back from today; if today isn’t checked yet, counting starts from yesterday, so the streak doesn’t break until the day is over. Habits with an N-times-per-week goal count in weeks: a week succeeds when you reach the target, and the streak is the number of successful weeks in a row — again, the current week only counts once it’s met.

How is the completion rate for a weekly goal calculated?

Week by week: each week contributes at most its target (extra check-ins don’t add bonus points), divided by the sum of weekly targets. Partial weeks at the start and end of the period get a proportionally smaller target, so a week that has only just begun doesn’t drag your rate down.

Where is my data stored, and how do I move it to a new phone?

All habits, check-ins and notes live in your browser’s local storage — nothing is uploaded and no sign-up is needed. Before switching devices, click Export JSON and then Import JSON on the new device to restore everything. Clearing browser data deletes your records, so back up regularly.

What is the CSV format?

Each row is one record with the columns date (YYYY-MM-DD), habit (the name), emoji, done (1 or 0) and note, ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. When importing a CSV, rows are matched to habits by name, missing habits are created automatically, and check-ins and notes are merged into your existing data.

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🌱Habit Tracker Online - Free Streak Tracker with Heatmap

Want to wake up early, exercise, read or practice a language every day? Add each habit and check it off with a single tap. Every habit gets an icon and a color, and its goal can be every day or a flexible target like 3 times per week. The list shows this week’s seven days — tap a circle to check in or undo — together with the current and best streak: daily habits count days and don’t break until today is over, while weekly habits count weeks in which you met the target. Select a habit to see its monthly calendar, backfill days you forgot, and add a note to any day; the stats panel shows total check-ins, this month’s count and completion rates for the last 30 days and since you started. The yearly heatmap, like a GitHub contribution graph, shows one habit or all habits combined. Weeks start on Sunday in English. Your data stays in your browser — export JSON backups or CSV spreadsheets, and import CSV too.

Free · No sign-up · Runs in your browserLast updated: 2026-10-26

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How to use Habit Tracker

1Click New habit, enter a name and choose an icon, color and goal
2Tap today’s circle in the list to check in, or use the calendar to backfill days and add notes
3Watch your streaks, completion rates and yearly heatmap, and export JSON or CSV backups

FAQ

How are streaks counted? Does my streak break if I haven’t checked in yet today?: For daily habits the streak counts consecutive checked days back from today; if today isn’t checked yet, counting starts from yesterday, so the streak doesn’t break until the day is over. Habits with an N-times-per-week goal count in weeks: a week succeeds when you reach the target, and the streak is the number of successful weeks in a row — again, the current week only counts once it’s met.
How is the completion rate for a weekly goal calculated?: Week by week: each week contributes at most its target (extra check-ins don’t add bonus points), divided by the sum of weekly targets. Partial weeks at the start and end of the period get a proportionally smaller target, so a week that has only just begun doesn’t drag your rate down.
Where is my data stored, and how do I move it to a new phone?: All habits, check-ins and notes live in your browser’s local storage — nothing is uploaded and no sign-up is needed. Before switching devices, click Export JSON and then Import JSON on the new device to restore everything. Clearing browser data deletes your records, so back up regularly.
What is the CSV format?: Each row is one record with the columns date (YYYY-MM-DD), habit (the name), emoji, done (1 or 0) and note, ready to open in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. When importing a CSV, rows are matched to habits by name, missing habits are created automatically, and check-ins and notes are merged into your existing data.