Build streaks
that stick.
HabitLuma tracks the habits you want to quit and the ones you want to build, in one calm app. Check in once a day. Watch the number grow. Miss a day without losing everything you've built.
Quit what's holding you back.
Build what moves you forward.
Every streak in HabitLuma is set up as one of two types when you create it, and each gets tracking built for how that kind of progress actually works.
Track the days since your last slip
Set a start date and watch the counter climb. If you slip, one tap resets it and starts the next run. No lecture, no lost history, just an honest number.
Check in on the days you choose
Pick which days count, mark them done, and let the calendar fill in. Hit a milestone and HabitLuma marks it for you automatically.
From day zero to day ninety
Nothing to configure and nothing to learn. Open the app, tell it what you're working on, and check in.
Start a streak
Name it, pick an icon, and choose whether you're quitting something or building something. Set your start date and you're tracking.
Check in, honestly
One tap when you stay on track. One tap if you slip. HabitLuma never punishes a missed day, it just records it and moves on.
Watch it add up
Open the Insights tab for your consistency rate, total days logged, and a 7-day view that shows exactly how you're doing this week.
Everything a streak needs
Streak tracking
Every habit lives on one home screen with its current streak, best streak, and start date in view. Quitting and building habits are color-coded so you always know which is which.
Full calendar history
Scroll back through any month and see exactly which days you showed up. Every habit gets its own color, so a busy month is still easy to read at a glance.
Insights that mean something
Consistency percentage, total days logged, and your best streak, plus a 7-day chart so you can spot the day of the week you tend to slip.
Streak freeze
Life happens. A limited number of freezes each month protects your streak on days you genuinely can't check in, without pretending you did.