Habit Heatmap — Visualize Your Habit Consistency

A heatmap turns months of check-ins into a single picture — so you can see your consistency without scrolling through a list.

Streaks habit heatmap — per-habit calendar showing completed and missed days

What a visual calendar shows you

A habit heatmap is a grid where each cell represents a day. Shading that day shows whether you completed the habit, leaving the rest empty. Laid out this way across weeks or months, the grid makes a few things obvious that a simple streak number can’t:

  • Consistency How densely shaded the grid is over time, at a glance.
  • Missed days Gaps stand out immediately, instead of being buried in a list.
  • Active periods Stretches where you were especially consistent are easy to spot.
  • Long-term patterns Trends across weeks or months that a single streak count would hide.

How Streaks uses heatmaps

Each habit in Streaks has its own calendar heatmap, built directly from your check-in history — nothing is estimated or inferred. It’s the same underlying data that powers your streak and your analytics, just shown as a calendar instead of a number or a chart.

Questions & answers

A habit heatmap is a calendar-style view where each day is shaded based on whether you completed a habit, making patterns easy to spot at a glance.

Yes — missed days are visually distinct from completed days, so gaps in consistency are easy to spot.

Yes — each habit has its own heatmap calendar, since different habits can have very different schedules.

Yes — like the rest of Streaks, your check-in history is stored on your device, so the heatmap works without an internet connection.

See your consistency, visually

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