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Beta · PWA

Zinciri Kırma

Habit tracker

A full-year habit calendar built on the “don't break the chain” method. Every completed day adds a link, and an evening reminder arrives when a chain is about to break.

Who it is for
Anyone building habits who would rather not share their data
Status
Beta · PWA
Platform
Web · PWA, works offline
Where data lives
On device
Technology
Vanilla JSService WorkerVitenode:test
Zinciri Kırma: Real screenshot taken with sample data
Zinciri Kırma, phone view: Real screenshot taken with sample data

Real screenshot taken with sample data

Why we built it

Most habit apps either demand a perfect streak or let one missed day end your motivation. Zinciri Kırma fits real life with flexible targets and automatic freezes, and keeps all data on your device.

Features

Full-year calendar

The whole year on one screen, with consecutive days linked as a chain. Switches to a month view on phones.

Flexible targets

Seven days a week counts a daily chain; one to six days counts the weeks that hit the target.

Automatic freezes

Four freezes per habit per month. A missed day is covered automatically and marked with ❄.

Badges and insights

Badges from First Spark to Year-Long Chain, year-over-year comparison, weakest-weekday insight and a heatmap.

Evening reminders

Notifications between 17:00 and 23:00, adjustable per habit.

Poster and export

Printable A4 poster, shareable PNG, JSON backup and CSV.

How a day works

  1. Check in

    Mark the day done with one tap or the T key.

  2. Compute

    The streak engine recalculates streaks, freezes and badges.

  3. Warn

    If a chain is at risk, an evening reminder goes out.

  4. Celebrate

    A small celebration at 7, 30, 100 and 365-day chains.

Privacy and safety

  • All data stays in the browser; nothing is sent to a server
  • Syncs between open tabs and guards against silent write failures
  • Reminds you to back up after 30 days without an export

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