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jeden.day is a flexible habit tracker for goals that don’t fit a daily streak. Track checkmarks or amounts on daily, weekly, monthly, or custom schedules, set goals or limits, and try it instantly—no account required.

The grid on a phone. Each row is a habit, each column a day, with today on the left.

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Application type

Platforms

  • Online
The year view. One card per habit, a square per day, and no recording — it is for looking back.
Tapping a day on an amount habit opens this panel. Set replaces the day's amount, Add puts one on top of it.
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The habit panel, opened by tapping a habit's name. The goal's direction and its schedule are chosen here, and the line under the fields reads the choices back in plain words.
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Properties

  1.  Privacy focused
  2.  Lightweight

Features

  1.  Ad-free
  2.  Calendar View
  3.  Recurring Tasks
  4.  Goal Setting
  5.  No Coding Required
  6.  Goal Tracking
  7.  No Tracking
  8.  No registration required
  9.  Dark Mode
  10.  Cloud Sync
  11.  Habit Tracker

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What is jeden.day?

jeden.day is a habit tracker — a place to record something you want to do regularly. For example, you might want to read, go for a walk, or practise an instrument.

A habit can be a simple checkmark, such as "went for a walk," or an amount with a target, such as "read 20 pages." You can also choose the days or time period that make sense for that habit.

A habit's goal can point either way. Most habits build something up — reach a target, do it three times a week. A habit can instead keep something down: "no sweets more than twice a week" or "at most 2,000 kcal a day." For those, you only record the days something happened, and a quiet day counts in your favor on its own.

Pick the schedule that matches your goal:

  • Every day — for something you want to do daily.
  • Every few days — for example, every other day, or every 15th day. You pick the day it starts on — typed into the box, or chosen from the calendar beside it — and exactly those days are due; the days in between are not asked for. (For "once in any 3 days", where any day of the block will do, use a number of times in a period instead.)
  • A number of times in a period — for example, 3 times per week. Any three days in that week count. Weeks, months and years follow the calendar; a period of several days starts on the day you created the habit, unless you give it a start date of its own under Starting on. Which day a week starts on is up to you; see Week start and dates below.
  • Selected weekdays — for example, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Days outside the schedule do not count as missed; recording one is still allowed.
  • Selected days of the month — for example, the 1st, or the 1st and the 15th. A month that does not have a chosen day moves it to its last day, so the 31st falls on February 28 and April 30. As with weekdays, the other days are not asked for.
  • A total amount per period — for an amount habit, the target can apply to a week or month as a whole instead of each day: "35,000 steps per week" adds up everything you record in the week, however it is spread.