Habit tracker
Your users keep their habits inside your app
Your user writes the name of a habit, taps “Add habit”, and it joins their list. Each habit carries its row of seven dots, Monday to Sunday, numbered 1 to 7. A tap on today's dot checks it off. The current day is circled, and the days ahead are grayed out: the section refuses to check them, so nobody gets ahead of their own week.
To the right of the title, a green badge shows the current streak, the number of days checked in a row up to today. A missed day resets it to zero, and the grid keeps the trace of the gap. At the top of the screen, a card sums up the week: the completion rate, the best streak, the number of habits already checked today. Everything is kept on the device, with no account to create.
A gym running a comeback program, a school setting up evening routines, a coach following clients between two sessions: the habits you want to see kept are yours, not those of a generic app. Here they are in yours, next to the rest of what you publish.
- Nothing to enter on your side, each user creates their own
- No checking a day ahead, the streak stays honest
- The paper tracking chart, replaced inside your app

Your section lives in your app

You describe it, the agent builds it, and it shows up in your app's menu. It picks up your app's colors with nothing to set, like any other section. You can rename it, move it in the menu, change its design.
And it keeps evolving with you: ask for a change in plain language, or edit the generated code directly.
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