Habit Tracker
See a habit streak the way GitHub shows a contribution graph.
Habit trackers were mobile-only or required an account just to track something as simple as a daily streak.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Most habit trackers were mobile-only or required accounts. Needed a web-based, privacy-first habit tracker that worked offline and visualized streaks effectively.
After
Delivered a privacy-first habit tracker that loads instantly and works offline. The heatmap visualization provided motivational visual feedback, increasing habit consistency.
How it's solved
Built a minimal habit tracker with GitHub-style contribution heatmap, streak counters, and customizable habit schedules (daily, weekly, specific days). All data stored locally with no account required.
Trade-offs
Streak data is local-only — switching browsers or devices starts a fresh history.
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