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Habit tracking
Choose the days a habit belongs to, tick it off in one tap, and watch streaks and weekly completion follow clear rules — the same rules you can try for yourself further down this page.
“Swim” isn’t scheduled on Wednesdays, so it waits quietly.
The basics
Most habit trackers assume every habit happens every day. Yours probably don’t — so KohiShifa lets each habit keep its own rhythm.
Swim on Tuesdays and Thursdays? Stretch on Monday, Wednesday and Friday? Schedule each habit for exactly those weekdays. KohiShifa only expects a check-in on a scheduled day, so a rest day never shows up as a miss.
Tick a habit straight from the Today view. Tapped the wrong one? Tap it again to undo — no forms, no confirmation screens.
Only the habits scheduled for today appear, with a simple count of what’s still to do — not a list of everything you missed.
Streaks & completion
Numbers are only useful if you know how they’re made. Here is precisely how KohiShifa counts streaks and weekly completion.
“A streak counts consecutive scheduled days you completed. Days a habit isn’t scheduled are skipped, and today doesn’t break your streak until it’s over.”
Interactive example
Sample habit. Tap a day to tick or untick it, or change the schedule.
Last week
This week
Current streak
6scheduled days
This week · completion
86%
6 of 7 scheduled check-ins
Last week · completion
71%
5 of 7 scheduled check-ins
Current streak 6 scheduled days. This week 86% complete. Last week 71% complete.
Why these numbers?
Each scheduled day you completed adds one. The first scheduled day you didn’t complete ends the run.
A weekday-only habit can’t lose its streak over a weekend. Those days don’t add to it either.
If you haven’t ticked today yet, the streak counts back from yesterday. It only breaks once the day is over.
Shown as a percentage and capped at 100%. Scheduled Monday, Wednesday and Friday and completed two? That’s 2 ÷ 3 = 67%.
Morning walk · history
Scheduled on weekdays
| Week of | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Aug | done | done | missed | done | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 80% |
| 7 Sep | done | done | done | missed | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 80% |
| 14 Sep | done | missed | done | done | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 80% |
| 21 Sep | done | done | done | done | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 100% |
| 28 Sep | missed | done | done | done | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 80% |
| 5 Oct | done | done | done | done | done | not scheduled | not scheduled | 100% |
Weekends are hatched: they aren’t scheduled, so they don’t count either way.
History
Every check-in is kept, week by week, so you can see which days a habit tends to happen — and which days it never really fits.
Archive
Takes a habit out of your daily list but keeps its history. Good for habits that have become automatic or are on pause.
Delete
Permanently removes the habit and all of its check-ins. Use it for mistakes or fresh starts — it can’t be undone.
Weekly insights read from the same check-ins, so a habit’s history and your weekly review always agree.
How weekly insights are calculatedChoosing well
The tracker is the easy part. Choosing a habit you can genuinely keep is where most of the work is.
Two minutes of stretching you actually do beats thirty you keep postponing. Once it’s routine, you can grow it.
“After I put the kettle on, I’ll drink a glass of water.” Existing moments in your day make reliable cues.
“Walk for 15 minutes after lunch” is easier to check off honestly than “move more”.
If Saturdays are chaos, leave them off. A weekday habit done every weekday is a complete week — 100%.
Pick things within your control, like “lights out by 11”, rather than results you can’t directly choose.
If a habit keeps slipping after a few weeks, shrink it, move it to different days, or archive it. That’s useful information, not failure.
Questions
Short answers about schedules, missed days and tidying up.
Begin gently
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