A habit streak tracker you will want to open
Leeway shows your current streak, longest streak and total repetitions for every habit, with a calendar heatmap and milestone badges at 7, 30, 100 days and beyond.

Your streak, at a glance
- Current streak, best streak and total reps on one card.
- A last-14-days ribbon shows done, partial, missed and leeway days.
- Streak numbers on every bubble on the Today screen.
See months of progress in one view
A calendar heatmap shows how consistent you have been. Tap a past day to log it, mark it partial or clear it. Week, month and year views show completion rates and trends.
Milestones worth keeping
At 7, 14, 21, 30, 50 and 100 days Leeway celebrates with a badge and a share card. Celebrations stay small in gentle mode.
Related reading
- Are Habit Streaks Good or Bad for Motivation?. Streaks can motivate and they can backfire. Here is when streaks help, when they hurt, and how a forgiving streak changes the trade-off.
- How Long Does It Take to Build a Habit? The Research. The “21 days” rule is a myth. A study of habit formation found it took 66 days on average, with a wide range. Here is what that means for you.
- 7 Habit Tracking Mistakes and How to Fix Them. Common habit tracking mistakes, from tracking too many habits to chasing perfect streaks, and simple ways to fix each one.
Questions
Can I fix a day I forgot to log?
Yes. Open the habit, tap the date and choose Done, Partial or Clear.
What is the day start setting?
It sets when your day rolls over. The default is 4 AM, so a late-night log counts for the day you meant.
Keep exploring
Leeway days
Leeway gives you 2 leeway days every month. Miss a day and your habit streak is mended automatically, and shown honestly as leeway.
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Leeway works fully offline and needs no account. Your habits stay on your phone, with optional sign-in to back up and sync.
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