Made for stories
Your year, in one image.
Every day and every year has its story image, sized for Instagram. Post it, add the link sticker to your page, and let people watch.
Public habit streaks · 6 pages live
Show the work.
Every day.
GitHub, for your habits and projects. Check in every day, keep what you want private, and your profile shows the work you put in.
Every tile behind this text is a day. Click one.
Try it. One tap.
A sample page. Check a habit and watch the day close.
Day47
streak aliveexample page · 5 left today
Day 48 secured. posted to your public page
sample habits, try checking one
01Your habits come back every day. Today's tasks sit next to them.
02One tap per item, from your phone, the web, the API, or just by telling Claude.
03Midnight closes the day. Your profile and your year graph update on their own.
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The product
Real screens, sample account. Everything here works today.
01
Your profile
Pinned habits and projects, a year graph anyone can read, your networks first.
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Your day
Habits plus today's tasks, a commitment in the morning, a recap at night.
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Every day has a page
Frozen at midnight. Share the link, it previews as a card.
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Made for stories
Your day and your year as images sized for Instagram.
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Yours to edit
Name or pseudo, bio, pins, and whether private work lights your graph.
How it reads
GitHub, for your habits.
If you have seen a developer's profile, you already know how to read yours. Everything else is one tap a day.
GymPublic
48 day streak96 check-ins
Write 500 wordsPublic
64 day streak141 check-ins
Ship the appProject
9 days in a row23 tasks done
2 private habitsPrivate
31 day streak58 check-ins
674 check-ins in the last year, sample dataless more
repos
Habits and projects
Each habit or project is public or private, like a repository. Pin the ones you are proud of to the top of your page.
commits
One check-in a day
Every check-in and every finished task lights a tile. Midnight closes the day: no backfilling, so the graph means something.
private
Private still counts
Work on something you cannot show yet. Your graph still lights up, the name stays hidden. People see that you show up.
Features
Accountability,
fully automated.
You check the box. TrackInPublic handles the pressure: the page, the streak, the audience that notices when you slip.
One page. All your habits.
Your daily checklist lives at trackinpublic.app/you. Visitors see what you actually did today, which is not always what your bio says.
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Milestones on the record.
Days 7, 30, 50, 100, 180 and 365 are stamped on your page with the date you reached them. Every page also has a share card, an image of your streak and heatmap, ready for X or WhatsApp.
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Streaks you can't fake.
Every day is a tile. Lit means you showed up. A gap is a gap: no backfilling, no editing history.
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How it works
One day, in public.
7:40
Write the list, commit
Your daily habits are already there. Add what today is about, keep the embarrassing ones private, then commit in public.
gym
ship the landing page
call the accountant
all day
Check it off, anywhere
One tap on your phone, a click on the web, a command in the terminal, or just tell Claude. Midnight closes the day: no backfilling, ever.
2/3 done8h50 before midnight
phone, browser, API, MCP
21:00
The recap posts itself
Your day page goes out with a story image ready to share. Posting by @trackinpublic, tagging you, is coming next.
trackinpublic.app/you/today
@you, day 115: 3/3, all done.
One tap. Anywhere.
phone, browser or terminal: a check-in is one tap, or one command. the streak does the rest.
11:52pm, one habit still unchecked
Show up.
Every damn day.
Most streaks die quietly, on a night nobody would have noticed. On a public page, somebody would.
Start day oneThe evidence
Going public isn't a gimmick.
It has been measured.
Four findings the product is built on, each linked to the paper it comes from and to our longer write-up with its limits.
138studies
A meta-analysis of 138 experiments found that monitoring progress toward a goal makes reaching it more likely, and that the effect was larger when progress was reported to another person or made public.
1955Deutsch & Gerard
People who wrote their answer down before hearing the group gave in to group pressure less often than people who had committed to nothing. A page anyone can open is that commitment, renewed every day.
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Two attentive spectators strengthened people's well-practised responses; two blindfolded spectators had no such effect. What moves people is the sense of being evaluated, which is why the page is public.
66days
The median time before a new daily behavior became automatic was 66 days, with a range of 18 to 254, and missing a single day did not derail it. The work is weeks of repetition, which is what a streak counts.
TrackInPublic is these findings in one page: progress you can see, a commitment made in public, an audience that can judge, and a streak to defend. The limits of each finding are on the blog.
A demo page, live below
This is what they see.
The real page, rendered by the app, on a demo account filled with sample habits. Scroll it and look for the gaps in the heatmap: that is what your visitors will do.
The wall
Every lit cell is a
kept promise.
58 check-ins and counting
From the leaderboard, right now
Pressure works.
Real people, real pages, refreshed hourly. Open one and judge the heatmap yourself.
In plain words
A public habit tracker.
TrackInPublic is a habit tracker with a public page: a shareable streak page for your daily habits, an accountability page your friends can watch, and a heatmap that cannot be edited after midnight. Put the link in your bio, or keep some habits private: every habit has its own switch. Free for 3 habits; Pro allows up to 100 and adds API keys.
Pricing
Free to be watched.
Start free. Upgrade when the streak becomes part of who you are.
Pro Recommended
€3/month
€17/year, or €39 once for life
- Up to 100 habits
- Personal API keys for scripts and automations
- Check in by asking Claude, through the MCP endpoint
- Everything in Public
FAQ
Fair questions.
What happens when I miss a day?
The tile stays dark and the streak goes back to zero. That's the product: there is no streak freeze, and no plan lets you buy a missed day back.
Can I backfill a day I forgot to log?
No. Check-ins close at midnight in your timezone, on the web, in the API and through MCP alike. If backfilling existed, nobody would trust anybody's heatmap, including yours.
Do people need an account to see my page?
No. Your page is a plain public link you can put in a bio or send to anyone. People with an account can also press Watch, and your page shows how many are watching.
Can some habits stay private?
Yes. Every habit has its own public switch, so the habits you are not ready to show stay on your dashboard only. The pressure applies where you point it.
How is this different from a normal habit tracker?
A normal tracker reports to you, and forgives you. This one reports to everyone who has your link. Private streaks die quietly; public streaks get defended.
trackinpublic.app
Day one is today.
Start a streak someone can watch. Your future self will be too embarrassed to quit.