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Wafu Habit Grid

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Habit streaks & yearly grid

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Wafu Habit Grid is a Japanese-inspired habit tracker that turns each day into a grid. Every check-in deepens the color of the day's cell, so a whole run of good days becomes a quiet landscape you can see at a glance. ■ A grass grid, in fouRead more

Wafu Habit Grid is a Japanese-inspired habit tracker that turns each day into a grid. Every check-in deepens the color of the day's cell, so a whole run of good days becomes a quiet landscape you can see at a glance. ■ A grass grid, in four Japanese themes Sakura (soft pink), autumn leaves (vermilion and orange), snow (blue and white) and indigo (deep ai). A completed day fills darker, and for multi-count goals the cell shades through five levels as you progress. Full light and dark mode support. ■ Streaks that gently keep you going See your current streak and your all-time longest. An unfinished today is not treated as broken on the spot — and if a chain does end, there's no scolding. You just step quietly back in. ■ A monthly calendar and simple stats Check off days on a monthly calendar and move between months. See your weekly and monthly completion rates and your total completed days at a glance. Missed a day? Fix it later from the "last 7 days" row. ■ A whole year at a glance A contribution-graph-style yearly heatmap. Switch to any year and scroll across twelve months of effort, with a five-level legend. ■ Several times a day, if you like Set a daily target from 1 to 20 —

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