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Habit Tracker

Add habits, tick off each day on a 7-day grid, and see your current streak and weekly completion rate for each one.

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Track your habits

Add a habit on the left, then check off each day to build streaks and see your weekly completion rate.

How to use Habit Tracker

The habit tracker gives you a simple weekly grid to build consistency. Add the habits you want to keep, tick each day you complete them, and the tool shows your current streak and your completion rate for the week at a glance. Everything is saved in your browser between visits and nothing is uploaded, so it is a private, no-account way to hold yourself accountable and watch small daily wins add up.

  1. Add the habits you want to track.
  2. Tick the box for each day you complete a habit.
  3. Watch your streak and weekly completion rate update.
  4. Come back daily to keep your streaks alive.

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Why streaks build habits

Habits form through repetition, and a visible streak turns that repetition into motivation. Once you have several days in a row, you feel a small but real reluctance to break the chain — a principle popularised as "don’t break the chain." Seeing the streak grow provides immediate positive feedback for behaviour whose real payoff is often distant, which is exactly what makes new habits hard to sustain. The weekly completion rate complements the streak by showing your overall consistency even when a perfect run is broken, so a single missed day does not feel like total failure and you are more likely to carry on.

What each number tells you
MetricMeaning
StreakConsecutive days completed right now
Completion rateShare of the last 7 days done
The gridExactly which days you hit

Habits that actually stick

The most durable habits start small and specific. "Read one page" is easier to keep than "read more," and a tiny habit done daily beats an ambitious one done rarely. Anchoring a new habit to an existing routine — stretching after brushing your teeth, for instance — gives it a reliable trigger. When you do miss a day, the rule that matters is never miss twice: one lapse is normal, two in a row is how a habit dies. Use the tracker to make the streak and the gaps visible, keep the habits modest enough to sustain, and let consistency, not intensity, do the work.

Worked examples

Perfect week

Inputs: 7 of 7 days ticked

Result: Streak 7 · 100% completion

One miss

Inputs: 6 of 7 days

Result: Streak resets · ~86% completion

New habit

Inputs: Add "Read 10 pages"

Result: Fresh row on the grid

Glossary

Habit
A behaviour repeated regularly until it becomes automatic.
Streak
The number of consecutive days a habit has been completed.
Completion rate
The percentage of tracked days on which a habit was done.
Habit stacking
Attaching a new habit to an existing routine to make it easier to remember.

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