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How Progress counts

Why is my streak 0?

Today's header day line, or the calendar's "n% last 30 days · View progress" row, opens the Progress sheet.

AvailabilityFree · Pro only for: Trends and breakdown

Written for Keel 1.0.0 · build 1Content 2026.09.14 · 2026.09.18-batch3-previewScreens from build 1 (4cbadaa)

Where to start

Today's header day line, or the calendar's "n% last 30 days · View progress" row, opens the Progress sheet. It is Free; the Trends & breakdown block is Pro.

Windows

Last 7 days and Last 30 days end when the sheet opens, starting 7 or 30 calendar days earlier at that clock time; daylight-saving changes can alter elapsed hours. They count doses already due. Skips count as due, not taken. Unlogged occurrences before the routine's creation day are excluded; deliberately logged backfills remain eligible. Nothing due shows —. Patterns uses different civil-day windows.

Streak

"A day counts toward your streak when every dose due that day is taken. Days with nothing scheduled are passed over." Current streak counts back from yesterday, adding today once everything due so far today is taken; one missed or skipped dose ends it. best n is the longest such run in the last 90 days, not lifetime. "n doses logged all-time" counts every effective log that is not a skip.

A fictional week, independent of the fixture

Fictional exampleThe names and values below are made up to show how the parts relate; they are not a suggestion.

A routine already tracked before last Monday schedules 08:00 and 20:00 daily. It is Monday 14:00; every due dose was taken except Saturday's 20:00 dose, which was skipped. Today's 20:00 dose is still ahead. The window starts last Monday at 14:00: 13 of 14 due doses taken, about 93 %. Current streak: 2 — Sunday and today, whose only due dose is taken. Saturday ended the earlier run. best is at least 5 for the clean Monday–Friday run.

Calendar

"A filled calendar day means every dose due that day was taken."; a partly filled day had some; an unmarked day had nothing due. Only the current month and earlier are shown.

The Progress sheet showing Last 7 days and Last 30 days percentages, a Continuity line with current streak and best, a doses logged all-time line, a month calendar, and a locked row Trends & breakdown. — Fictional record on Free: the two rolling windows, the streak line and tally, the month calendar, and the locked Pro block beneath.
DisclosureFictional record shown to explain the screen. These numbers are not targets or advice.
Last 7 days / Last 30 days
Continuity line
month calendar
Trends & breakdown (locked)
Where this screen comes from
File
`G8-F1-progress-free.png` (1320×2150); `G8-F1-progress-free.webp` is a lossy encode of it
Derivative SHA-256
`7a54f5563d0c7f5d253d941032287f5935db04811449be824794a33d5895ab42`
Source
`promax/current/EV-047_progress-s1-standard-light.png` in package `Keel-V1-4cbadaa-signoff`
Source SHA-256
`db4fb18ca4d335df86c15c62e8ec619e8fcc1e623aa9c2fe15439a4ed1ea08b9`
Package seal
`65268f2b78728fbf82ba56a02668a2400276c526627da043627276887510b5b3`
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Keel 1.0.0 (1), implementation `4cbadaa1c63a0678b61e703583fadc9af226267d` (reused-unchanged)
Operation
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The numbered markers are drawn by the page, not into the image. Full provenance.

Pro block

90-day trend plots each week's taken-of-due once two weeks exist; the line "Logged within about n min of scheduled time — median, last 90 days." needs two timed, settled logs; By routine · last 30 days lists each routine's taken/due. On Free the block is the locked row Trends & breakdown.

A line chart titled 90-day trend with weekly points joined by a teal line against a 0 to 100 percent axis. — Fictional record with Pro: each plotted week shows its share of due doses taken, with points joined by a line — arithmetic, not a score.
DisclosureFictional record shown to explain the screen. These numbers are not targets or advice.
weekly points and connecting line
Where this screen comes from
File
`G8-F2-progress-trend.png` (1320×470); `G8-F2-progress-trend.webp` is a lossy encode of it
Derivative SHA-256
`6feb9688c7e92a3fea79c2cfec4f375b984c42859b49f9eebdeed1570d0511d9`
Source
`promax/current/EV-048_progress-s1-pro-light.png` in package `Keel-V1-4cbadaa-signoff`
Source SHA-256
`468b7bfa7d83df7661fb40945a843b9b34fd5d6161e5ba683a1bdb664b747cc2`
Package seal
`65268f2b78728fbf82ba56a02668a2400276c526627da043627276887510b5b3`
Captured from
Keel 1.0.0 (1), implementation `4cbadaa1c63a0678b61e703583fadc9af226267d` (reused-unchanged)
Operation
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The numbered markers are drawn by the page, not into the image. Full provenance.

A line reading Logged within about n min of scheduled time — median, last 90 days, above a By routine · last 30 days list with routine names, percentages and taken/due counts. — Fictional record with Pro: the timing median covers the last 90 days; each routine's taken-of-due covers the last 30 days. These are counts, not advice.
DisclosureFictional record shown to explain the screen. These numbers are not targets or advice.
timing line
By routine · last 30 days rows
Where this screen comes from
File
`G8-F2b-progress-by-routine.png` (1320×610); `G8-F2b-progress-by-routine.webp` is a lossy encode of it
Derivative SHA-256
`76e80652813a4fc4188d94dd6875ce72f959a14df0123436bedd407664a758b0`
Source
`G8-F2b.png` in package `Keel-V1-4cbadaa-guide-figures-B-20260910-165828-62385`
Source SHA-256
`c9c4ed0df3aa19e2726001c653f42d04590f3f39948d77d6760e12116cb735de`
Package seal
`df48d7c70fb742b308677bf5d03a694f9122cc628b75451b9814645da1b37b52`
Captured from
Keel 1.0.0 (1), implementation `4cbadaa1c63a0678b61e703583fadc9af226267d` (reused-unchanged)
Operation
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The numbered markers are drawn by the page, not into the image. Full provenance.

If it looks different

— in a window: nothing has come due in it yet.
Streak 0 with doses taken today: the backwards run from yesterday is empty AND not everything due today is taken. If today's due doses are all taken, today contributes 1 even after yesterday's miss.
Today's "n of m taken today" and the Calendar ring count differently from these windows: each names its own scope.

Progress counts what you logged against the schedule you entered; it never judges a number or advises.