Keep a simple record of things you want to do regularly. Open jeden.day to try the sample habits straight away; you do not need an account to begin.
A habit is something you want to do regularly, such as reading, walking, or drinking water. jeden.day puts one habit in each row and one day in each column, so you can mark what you did and see your progress over time.
The name comes from the German phrase jeden Tag, meaning "every day": a reminder that habits are built one day at a time.
Until you sign in, your changes stay only in this browser on this device. When you sign in, you can choose whether to add them to your account. An account keeps your habits in sync on another device.
Choose every day, every few days, selected weekdays, or a goal such as "3 times per week." For a weekly goal, any three days in the week count.
Your streak follows the schedule you chose. Today is still open, so leaving it unmarked does not break the streak. You can also skip a day when it should not count.
Track an amount as well as a checkmark: liters of water, pages read, or minutes exercised. A day is complete when the amount reaches its daily target.
Sign in with an emailed link or a passkey, so there is no password to create or remember.
Download your habits and history as one file, import it again later, or delete your account yourself. jeden.day is free to use today, with no ads, analytics, or trackers.
Add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen like a native app.