Thursday, day 19 in a row

Four of six. Two to go.

chronoskin counts the small things you meant to do today. Reading and the evening walk are still open, and both fit before ten.

Check in reading All six habits
  • 19days in a row
  • 86%this week
  • 212check-ins since June
  • 6habits

This week

Habit by habit
  1. 5
  2. 6
  3. 3
  4. 4

Today's six

Nudges

One quiet reminder for each habit that is still open, and nothing after ten.

Thirty days of reading19 of 30
Change the times
I stopped counting pages and started counting evenings. That one stuck.
Rosa Kiviniemireads with you, day 44
A missed day is a hoop, not a hole.
MDMilan Dvorakwalks with you, day 8

October in discs

6 full days1 missed
  1. Mon
  2. Tue
  3. Wed
  4. Thu
  5. Fri
  6. Sat
  7. Sun
  8. 1
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  35. 28

A full day is a disc, a missed one a hoop. How counting works

  1. Today
  2. Habits
  3. Active

Habits

Six running, three finished, none paused.

New habit

Nothing is paused

A paused habit keeps its streak for two weeks.

How counting works
Moved

Reading now counts in the evening, from six until midnight.

HabitAreaTodayStreakThis month
Water before coffeeBodyDone19100%
Stretch for five minutesBodyDone1288%
Read twenty pagescounts from six in the eveningHeadOpen1886%
Draw one thingHeadDone771%
Write to someonePeopleDone357%
Walk round the blockBodyMissed twice043%
Body New Head Done Open Missed
  1. Today
  2. Habits
  3. Read twenty pages

Read twenty pages

Every evening since 20 September. Open today.

Change Check in

Two weeks

Open today
  1. 25
  2. 26
  3. 27
  4. 28
  5. 29
  6. 30
  7. 1
  8. 2
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  10. 4
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  12. 6
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  14. 8
Thirty evenings19 of 30

How counting works

A habit counts once a day, inside the hours you gave it. Reading counts from six in the evening until midnight.

Streaks

A streak is the number of days in a row with a check-in. One missed day breaks the row but not the month: the calendar keeps the hoop and carries on.

  • A check-in after midnight belongs to the new day
  • A paused habit keeps its streak for two weeks
  • Two misses in a row turn the label red

Your own rule

Each habit has one line that says when it fits. For this one it is after dinner, phone in the hall, and you can change it at any time.

This habit

Six of seven evenings this month, and the longest row so far.

Check in for today

Last check-ins

  • Wednesday

    24 pages, on the sofa

    21:40

  • Tuesday

    20 pages

    22:05

  • Monday

    31 pages, could not stop

    20:15

  • Sunday

    Missed, out late

    no entry

Reading with you

Rosa Kiviniemiday 44 Sami Oyelaranday 19, same as you
  1. Today
  2. Habits
  3. New

New habit

Make it small enough to do on a bad day.

The habit

A week has seven days. Choose one to seven.

One line that says when it fits into the day.

It will look like this

  • Play the piano for ten minutes

    Right after the dishes

    day 1
How small is small enough?

If you could do it with a cold, it is small enough. Ten minutes beats an hour you skip.

What happens when I miss a day?

The streak starts again and the month keeps a hoop for that day.

Can a habit end?

Yes. Give it a number of days and it moves to Finished when it gets there.