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EmberTrack now tracks one-off to-dos alongside your streaks — due today, this week, this month, or no deadline at all, and fully offline.

Monday person or Sunday person? EmberTrack now lets you set which day your week begins, so your weekly streaks and calendar line up with how you think.

EmberTrack on your phone now has a thumb-friendly bottom tab bar, so your streaks, tasks, and account are always one tap away.

See where you're signed in, give each session a custom label, and sign out any device you don't recognize — right from your account settings.

Discover the psychology behind why tracking streaks works better than relying on willpower alone. Learn how visual progress and loss aversion drive lasting habits.

Capture how a check-in went with a quick note, and group and filter your streaks with tags — two new ways to make your dashboard yours.

Tidying up a lot of streaks at once used to mean one-at-a-time. Now you can select several and archive or delete them in a single move.

Proud of a long streak? A new Share button creates a read-only link you can send anywhere — and on mobile it opens your device's native share sheet.

Hitting a big number should feel like something. EmberTrack now celebrates your milestones with a toast — and the milestones fit each streak's cadence.

Not every habit needs daily attention. Learn how to pick the right tracking frequency — daily, weekly, or monthly — for different types of goals.

EmberTrack now connects to the wider HelveticLabs family, so a single sign-in carries you across the apps — fewer passwords, less friction.

Airplane, subway, dead zone — it no longer matters. Check in anywhere and EmberTrack syncs it the moment you're back online.

Sick day? Travel? Life happens. Learn how EmberTrack's freeze system protects your streak while keeping you accountable.

Traveling across timezones? Learn how EmberTrack handles timezone changes so your streak stays accurate no matter where you are.

Most habits fail within the first month. Here are 5 evidence-based strategies to make yours last, backed by behavioral science.