Friend streaks, not follower counts
Invite people you know to shared habits. They only see what you share—never your full list.
dailio is built for streaks that actually stick. Keep habits private, or add a friend when mutual pressure helps. Friend streaks mean you both check in—or the shared streak stops.

We are a small team. We built dailio because most habit apps either nag you like a boss or turn friends into a leaderboard. We wanted streaks with clear mechanics—private when that is what works, shared when both people are bought in.
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— dailio
Streaks are the core. Solo or with friends, the app stays out of your way: log fast, see the week, move on.
Invite people you know to shared habits. They only see what you share—never your full list.
Private habits use the same week row, streak, and completion flow as shared ones.
Each habit is a card: name, schedule, seven circles—filled or empty for the week.
Habits, friend streaks, and your week row—designed for speed.

“One tap and I'm done. I don't live in the app—that's why I actually keep logging.”
“Friend streaks for our morning walks changed everything. Both of us check in, or it pauses. No nagging required.”
“Finally a streak app that doesn't feel like a game I'm losing. No leaderboard, no points treadmill.”
If you want streaks with real structure—solo or with someone who actually shows up—get the app and start with one habit you will actually log.
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