Today
Your sugar slips cluster around weekend events.
A habit tracker that logs the context behind every habit — not just a checkmark — so you can build good habits and break bad ones against your own history.
Today
Your sugar slips cluster around weekend events.
A simple loop that turns everyday habit tracking into something you can actually learn from.
Record what actually happened with a short note — "one slice of cake at a friend’s birthday, down from my usual three." Context beats a bare checkmark for building good habits and breaking bad ones.
Every entry builds a clear picture of your progress — your current streak, how much you have done this week, and how that compares with what is normal for you.
Better Days looks back over your own notes and shows you the patterns — the days, places and moods where a habit tends to slip — so you can plan around them.
Here is the whole loop for someone cutting down on sugar — add, log, see the trend, learn from it.
New habit
Log entry · Cut sugar
SavedToday
Cut sugar
down from usual 3 · 1 today
Morning walk
4 day streak
Insight
Your sugar slips cluster around weekend events. Plan a swap before Saturday.
Built from the notes you wrote — nobody else's.
1. Add the habit
Say what you want to change and what’s normal for you now.
Built for people who have tried streak apps and want something that explains the streak.
A single, customizable daily nudge per habit keeps tracking consistent without turning into noise.
Record how much, and what was going on. Better Days remembers the story behind each habit — not just a yes or no.
Add Better Days to your phone or computer home screen and open it like any other app. It keeps working even without a connection.
Your habits and notes are private to your account. No ad tracking, no selling your behavioral data.
Most habit trackers only record whether you did something. Better Days records what happened and lets you add a short note, so you can see how a good habit is growing or how a bad habit is shrinking relative to your own past — not an arbitrary goal.
Yes. Mark a habit as one to build (do more of) or one to break (do less of). For a break habit you can log both the good days and the slips, and Better Days shows whether you are above or below what is usual for you.
Yes. The current version is completely free — habit tracking, progress charts, reminders and tips based on your own history. Paid plans may come later, but the core stays free.
No. Open Better Days in your browser, then choose "Add to Home Screen" on your phone or "Install" on your computer to get an icon you can tap like a normal app. It also works offline.
Yes. You choose one reminder time per habit, and it arrives in your local time — you set your timezone once when you first sign in.
Add a habit, log it with a note, and let the trends build. It takes about a minute to set up.
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