A streak tracker for daily habits,
never break the chain.
One tap when the habit is done for the day. The streak ticks up, the best streak holds, the chain stays unbroken — and the number to beat is right there at the top of the screen tomorrow morning.
Tap Check-in each day · Streak holds, best streak preserved · Saves locally
Six places a daily streak beats willpower.
Anywhere the habit is the goal — read, write, run, drink water, meditate, journal — and the chain itself is the thing that keeps the next day from being skipped.
Pages a day
20 pages, one chapter, 30 minutes — whatever your daily reading commitment is, tap when you close the book and the streak holds the schedule for youEight glasses today
Hit your daily water goal — tap once at the end of the day if you got there. Pair with multi-counter to also count individual glasses through the dayTen minutes
Daily meditation, journaling, or breathwork — open the eyes, tap the streak, the chain is the thing that gets you back on the cushion tomorrowA whole stack
Read, write, walk, water, sleep — five habits, five streaks, one screen. Each card has its own number, none of them get tangled Open multi-counter →A daily session
Duolingo, Anki, podcasts — the language streak is the whole point. Tap when the lesson is done and the chain keeps tomorrow on the calendarA clean day
Sober days, no-doom-scroll days, no-snooze days, no-snack-after-9 days — habits where the streak is the count of days you did NOT do somethingFour upgrades over a paper streak.
Marking an X on a wall calendar works, until the day you forget to mark it or the calendar gets thrown out in May. The browser version handles the four things every habit chain actually needs.
One-tap daily check-in
No login, no scrolling through "what habit?" — open the page, tap once, the streak ticks up. The whole interaction is built around the assumption that you have ten seconds and a thumb.
Best-streak record
Miss a day and the current streak resets — but the best streak holds. The number to beat is always on screen. Resets become motivation, not failure.
Backfill yesterday
Forgot to check in before bed? Open settings and mark yesterday from the day-by-day grid. The streak counts the actual habit, not whether you remembered to open the tab in time.
Multi-habit, one screen
Open multi-counter to run a stack — read, write, walk, water, sleep — each with its own streak and best streak. The whole habit dashboard saves automatically.
Online habit counter vs the alternatives.
A wall calendar, a notes-app tally, and a full habit-tracking app all keep streaks. Each has a moment where they are the wrong tool for "did I do it today?"
| Online Habit Counter | Wall calendar X | Notes app tally | Full habit-tracking app | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost & setup | Free, instant | Buy a calendar | Free | Account, paywall |
| Live streak number | Yes | Count manually | Count manually | Yes |
| Best-streak record | Always visible | No | No | Yes |
| Backfill yesterday | Yes | Yes | Yes | Sometimes |
| Saves across devices | Local only (Pro syncs) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Multiple habits side by side | Multi-counter | Color-code | List | Yes |
| Survives a missed day | Best streak holds | Empty cell | Just a gap | Sometimes |
Habit counter questions.
What people ask before tracking habits in the browser — streaks, resets, backfill, multi-habit, offline use.
Q.01 What is a habit counter?
A habit counter is a streak tracker for daily commitments — read 30 minutes, drink water, walk the dog, journal, meditate. Tap once when you have done the habit for the day, the streak ticks up, and the chain stays unbroken so long as you do not skip a day.
Q.02 How does the streak work?
Tap the check-in button on the day you complete the habit. The streak counter increments by one. If you miss a day, the current streak resets to zero — but your best streak is preserved as the number to beat. Two missed days in a row is a reset, not a death sentence.
Q.03 What if I forget to check in until tomorrow?
You can check in for yesterday from the settings panel — useful if you went to bed before the habit was done or if the phone was on a charger. The intent is to track the actual habit, not punish you for closing the app early.
Q.04 Does the streak save if I close the tab?
Yes. The streak, the best streak, and the day-by-day check-in history all save to the device automatically. Add the page to your home screen and it launches like an app, with the streak intact.
Q.05 Can I track more than one habit?
Yes. Open the multi-counter view and run one card per habit — read, water, walk, journal — each with its own streak, best streak, and check-in history. The whole stack lives on one screen and saves automatically.
Q.06 Do I have to use it for habit tracking?
It works for any once-per-day count where the streak is the point — daily writing word count, daily steps target, daily language-learning sessions, daily mobility work. Anywhere "did I do it today, and how many days in a row" is the actual question.
Q.07 How is this different from a habit-tracking app?
A full habit app is a programming + reminders + analytics platform with a learning curve. This is a one-purpose streak counter for the moments where you just want to mark today done and see the number climb. No account, no install, no scrolling through last month's missed days.
Q.08 Will my history sync across devices?
The browser-based habit counter on this page is free and saves locally to the device you are using. History sync across devices, calendar exports, and reminders are part of the paid tier — useful if you start tapping on a phone in the morning and finish on a laptop at night.
Tap today. Beat yesterday.
A streak tracker rebuilt for the phone in your pocket — daily check-in, best-streak record, backfill, multi-habit mode, offline-ready, free.
Habits, streaks, and behavior change
Why a daily count beats a weekly resolution, and how counters fit into long-term behavior change.
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- Best counters for every job — buying guide Pick the right counter type for the habit you are tracking.