Pick something you actually want to get good at. Check in once a day with a line about what you did — a photo, if you want proof. The streak counts up. Miss a day and it goes back to zero, which is the whole point.
Takes about twenty seconds. A name and a password, and nothing else is asked of you.
Spanish, push ups, twenty pages, one drawing. Tell it roughly what kind of thing it is and it will have something for you to do on the days you cannot decide.
A sentence about what you did. Add a photo and you have a record of the work, not just a number — the last two weeks sit right there on the card.
Promise yourself something at every milestone — yours to set, every 7 days or every 100. Reach it and the card tells you to go and actually buy the thing.
Your browser tells the server what day it is where you are, so a late night does not quietly cost you a streak somebody else's clock decided was over.
No freezes, no repair tokens, no buying your way out of a missed day. The streak means something because it can actually be lost.
Every check-in keeps your note and your photo. Four weeks in, scrolling back through what you actually did is worth more than the number on the front.
The thing you are working toward is one you wrote down, at a cadence you picked. Best run ever counts, so a reward once reached stays reached.
Your account holds the lot. Sign in anywhere and every streak, note and photo is exactly where you left it.
Every challenge can suggest today's work, and it is the same suggestion all day — a task, not a slot machine — until you ask for another.
Pick the thing. Start tonight.
A name and a password. That is the whole of it.
This lives on a shared demo server. Please use a password you do not use anywhere else.
One check-in a day keeps the streak. Miss a day and it goes back to zero.