Keep building chains for water, stretch, write, meditate or study. Export before you switch browsers so your history comes with you.
How streaks are counted
A check-in marks a calendar day for a habit. Your current streak counts consecutive checked days ending today, or yesterday if you have not checked in yet. Miss a day and the current streak resets unless that habit has grace enabled, which allows a single skipped day inside the chain.
Best streak is the longest run found in your history with the same rules. Export JSON to back up habits before clearing browser data, and use the printable week view when you want a paper checklist on the fridge or in a planner.
Tips for sticking with it
Keep the habit list short enough that you will open the page daily. Name habits as concrete actions (“stretch 5 minutes”) rather than vague goals. Use the month grid to spot patterns, and turn on a grace day only for habits where life regularly gets in the way once a week.
Private by design
StreakKit has no server-side processing. Your habits stay in this browser and in storage on this device only. Clear site data anytime to wipe them, or export first if you want a backup.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on phones?
Yes. The layout adapts to small screens; add the page to your home screen if you like.
Offline?
After the first load, check-ins work offline because data is local.
Limit on habits?
No hard limit. Keep the list short enough that you will actually open it daily.
Does StreakKit work offline?
Once loaded, check-ins and calendars work without a connection.
Is StreakKit free?
Yes. Tracking, export, import and print are free with no sign-up.