jeden.day – habit tracker
A Streaks alternative that runs anywhere
Streaks is one of the best-regarded habit apps on the iPhone: up to 24 tasks, a ring per task, a streak per ring, and deep hooks into Apple Health so that steps and workouts complete themselves. Its limits are the platform's: it exists only on Apple devices. If you have an Android phone, a Windows laptop, or simply want the record in a browser, this page sets out what jeden.day does with the same idea.
What Streaks is
Streaks, by Crunchy Bagel, is a habit-forming to-do list for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro. Each task is a ring you tap to complete; tasks can repeat on chosen days or a number of times per week, can be timed, can be negative ("avoid junk food"), and can complete automatically from Health data. It syncs over iCloud, exports CSV, and is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription.
Why people look for an alternative
Almost always the platform. A household with one iPhone and one Android phone cannot share the app, a switch of phones means starting over, and there is no web version to open on a work computer. The 24-task cap rarely bites, but it is there.
A second reason is amounts. Streaks knows a task as done or not done, or as a timer, or as a Health quantity; a number you type yourself against a target — pages read, liters drunk — is not what it is built around.
How jeden.day is different
It is a web page, so it runs on every phone and every computer, and an account carries the same grid to all of them. The grid is one row per habit and one column per day rather than a ring per task, which is what lets it show a week or a month of history at once and read a streak in context.
Schedules cover the same ground — chosen weekdays, a number of times per week — and add every N days, days of the month, and totals across a week or month. Measurable habits take a typed number against a target or a limit, with an optional unit. Limits carry an allowance: "sweets at most twice a week" and the cheat-day shape, "under 2,000 kcal a day, with two days a week over it". And the whole thing works without an account, in the browser, until you want to sync.
What Streaks has that jeden.day does not
Everything that comes from being a native Apple app: reminders, home-screen and Watch widgets, Siri Shortcuts, and above all automatic completion from Apple Health, which turns "walk 8,000 steps" into a task that checks itself. Timed tasks with a built-in timer. And a one-time price, where jeden.day is currently free but may add paid features. If you live inside Apple's ecosystem and want the app to do the recording for you, Streaks is very good at exactly that.
jeden.day and Streaks side by side
| Feature | jeden.day | Streaks |
|---|---|---|
| Goals like “3 times per week, any days” | YesA quota per week, month or block of days, drawn as a bracket under the row. | YesTasks can repeat a set number of days per week. |
| Schedules on named days | YesSelected weekdays, every N days from a start date, or days of the month. | PartlyChosen weekdays and ranges such as Monday to Friday; no every-N-days or day-of-month schedule documented. |
| Limits with an allowance (“at most twice a week”) | YesRecord only the occurrences; a quiet day is kept. Zero allowance means never. | PartlyNegative tasks record a slip and break the streak; no per-week allowance documented. |
| Amounts with a target (“read 20 pages”) | YesA number per day against a target or a limit; the unit is optional. | PartlyTimed tasks and Health-linked quantities; a typed amount against a target is not documented. |
| Weekly or monthly totals (“35,000 steps a week”) | YesEverything recorded in the period adds up against one target. | PartlyNot documented in the sources checked. |
| Today stays open; skip a day | YesAn unmarked today never breaks a streak; a skipped day is neutral. | PartlyNot documented in the sources checked. |
| Use without an account | YesThe full tracker runs in the browser; sign in only to sync. | YesNo account; data lives on the device and in iCloud. |
| Platforms | Web app for phone and desktop, installable to the home screen. | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro only. No Android, no web. |
| Sign-in | Emailed link or code, or a passkey. No password. | None needed; iCloud sync uses the Apple ID. |
| Full data export | YesOne JSON file with every habit and its whole history; re-importable. | YesCSV export and import. |
| Reminders and notifications | No | Yes |
| Native mobile apps and widgets | NoThe installable web app instead. | YesNative apps with widgets, Watch complications and Siri Shortcuts. |
| Health or fitness integration | No | YesApple Health completes tasks such as steps or workouts automatically. |
| Gamification and social features | NoStreaks and a year view are the only feedback. | No |
| Connect an AI agent | YesAn MCP server you approve per agent, revocable any time. | PartlySiri Shortcuts; no MCP server or API documented. |
| Ads and tracking | No ads and no third-party analytics; only aggregate daily counters. | No ads. Its App Store privacy label lists only crash data, not linked to you. |
| Price | Currently free. | A one-time purchase; no subscription. |
Streaks column based on the sources named below, checked September 2026: App Store listing, streaksapp.com. Spotted something outdated? Tell us on the feedback board.
Questions
Can I import my Streaks history?
Not directly. Streaks exports CSV and jeden.day imports only its own export format, so habits are re-created by hand and the CSV kept as an archive.
Does jeden.day have anything like the rings?
No. The grid is the display: one row per habit, one cell per day, with a bracket under a week showing a quota filling up. Full view adds a year-long contributions calendar per habit.
Is there a task limit?
An account holds up to 20 habits, archived ones included, which is fewer than Streaks' 24. Guest mode has no server-side limit.
Does it work on an Apple Watch?
No. There is no Watch app and no widget; it is a web page.
Try it now
The grid works in your browser without an account. Sign in later if you want it on a second device.
Open jeden.dayStreaks is a trademark of Crunchy Bagel Pty Ltd and is used here only to identify the product being compared; jeden.day is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crunchy Bagel.