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A streak counts calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1.

Current streak

2

Current
2
Longest
2
Habits
2

Walk

Current
2
Longest
2

Read

Current
1
Longest
1

The published page took today from a UTC timestamp, so an evening in Korea or Vietnam could already be the next day. This page uses the calendar day of this browser. A current streak includes today, or yesterday when today is still open, and a gap of two days makes it 0. The longest streak is the longest run of consecutive calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1. The fourteen cells always end today. This page opens the week on Sunday. Checks stay in this browser.

Why this exists

The sample Walk and Read are today and yesterday, so the current streaks are 2 and 1. The published today was UTC. This page uses the browser’s calendar day.

The published page took today from a UTC timestamp, so an evening in Korea or Vietnam could already be the next day. This page uses the calendar day of this browser. A current streak includes today, or yesterday when today is still open, and a gap of two days makes it 0. The longest streak is the longest run of consecutive calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1. The fourteen cells always end today. This page opens the week on Sunday. Checks stay in this browser.

  1. 01How to use it

    The sample Walk and Read are today and yesterday, so the current streaks are 2 and 1. The published today was UTC. This page uses the browser’s calendar day.

    The published page took today from a UTC timestamp, so an evening in Korea or Vietnam could already be the next day. This page uses the calendar day of this browser. A current streak includes today, or yesterday when today is still open, and a gap of two days makes it 0. The longest streak is the longest run of consecutive calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1. The fourteen cells always end today. This page opens the week on Sunday. Checks stay in this browser.

  2. 02What you get

    2

    2

    EnteredWalk

    Name Walk
    Current streak 2

  3. 03Worth knowing

    The published page took today from a UTC timestamp, so an evening in Korea or Vietnam could already be the next day. This page uses the calendar day of this browser. A current streak includes today, or yesterday when today is still open, and a gap of two days makes it 0. The longest streak is the longest run of consecutive calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1. The fourteen cells always end today. This page opens the week on Sunday. Checks stay in this browser.

    A streak counts calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1.

Questions

QCurrent streak?
A2
QUTC?
AUTC
QHabits?
A2

How this page works it out

The sample Walk and Read are today and yesterday, so the current streaks are 2 and 1. The published today was UTC. This page uses the browser’s calendar day. A streak counts calendar days, and one checked day counts as 1.

The gap between checks is a calendar day, not a count of milliseconds. A daylight-saving shift can change the length of a day, and today and yesterday are still one day apart. The published count rounded milliseconds between UTC midnights.

Checks stay in this browser under kitharu-habit-v1. The published storage key is not used. The fourteen cells are a window that ends today, and they are not reordered to the day the week opens.

  • # UTC
  • # 14
  • # Walk