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What Airffic Habit is

Most habit trackers count a streak and warn you that missing a day will erase it. A system where one rest day wipes everything out is not a reason to keep going; it is a reason to quit. Airffic Habit does not count streaks. The only figure it shows is the rate you kept each habit over the last 30 days. Skip a day and the rate is still there.

Using it is one tap per habit per day. Tap them all and the screen says "That's it for today." The Month view shows a dot per day for each habit, and you can tap past days to correct them. Habits can be tied to weekdays, so a Fridays-only habit only counts Fridays.

You can use it without signing in, in which case your record stays in this browser. Sign in and it is saved where only your account can read it, so the same record opens on another device. There are no notifications. Reminders are a candidate for later, and the default would be off.

How to use it

1. 1Add a habitGive it a name and choose weekdays (leave them all unselected for every day).
2. 2Tap todayIn Today, tap each habit you did. Tap again to undo.
3. 3See your rateThe Rate tab shows how often you kept each habit over the last 30 days. No streaks.
4. 4Fix past daysIn Month, tap a dot to mark or unmark any past day.

Questions

Does it show a streak?

No. We do not believe a counter that resets to zero after one missed day helps anyone keep going. Instead it shows your rate over the last 30 days.

How is the rate calculated?

The share of days you tapped, out of the days that habit applied to (its weekdays, within the last 30 days, from the day you added it).

Does it send reminders?

No. Reminders are a candidate for later, and the default would be off.

What about habits I do several times a day?

For now it is one mark per day. Counting repetitions is a candidate for later.

Do I need an account?

No. Without signing in, your record stays in this browser.

Related

• Airffic Tasks — today's to-dos first →
• Airffic Journal — a few lines a day →
• All apps →