Habit Tracker

Tick off your habits each day and keep your streaks going.

Add a habit to start. Try something small you can do every day.

Add the habits you want to build — reading, a walk, drinking water, practising an instrument — and tick each one off on the days you do it. The grid shows the last seven days, with today outlined, so you can also fill in yesterday if you forgot to tick it. Tap a ticked day again to untick it.

Streak is the number of days in a row you have done the habit, up to today. Today does not break a streak until it is over: if you have not ticked it yet, the streak counts back from yesterday, so a run of five days still shows five in the morning. Miss a whole day and it drops to zero. Best is the longest run you have ever had for that habit, so a broken streak never erases the record. Days are counted in your own time zone, and a page left open overnight moves to the new day by itself.

Everything is stored in your browser's own database on this device; nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and the tracker works offline. Removing a habit asks you to confirm first. Clearing this site's data in your browser, or browsing privately, removes your habits.

How is the streak counted?

Consecutive days done, ending today — or ending yesterday if today is not ticked yet, so an unfinished day never breaks a streak. Missing a full day resets it to zero.

Can I tick a day I forgot?

Yes. Any of the last seven days can be ticked or unticked, and streaks update straight away.

Where are my habits saved?

Only in this browser on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, and clearing the site’s data removes them.

What does Best mean?

The longest run of consecutive days you have ever done that habit. It stays even after a streak breaks.

Updated October 4, 2026

This site is vibe coded. The tools here were built largely by AI, so treat what they tell you as a starting point rather than an answer — double-check anything that matters before you rely on it.

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