How weekly targets and clear days work

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Two weeks of hitting my grocery goal. I’m cooking more and ordering less, and the streak badge is very cute.

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NoTestudo goals run in one of two directions. Build a habit, or break one. Either way, each goal gets a weekly target you can actually hit, and the week fills in on its own.

Two kinds of targets

• Doing more. For places you want to visit more, the target counts visits, like going to the gym three times a week.
• Doing less. For places you want to visit less, the target counts clear days, like five clear days a week.

A clear day is a day with no visit to the goal’s places. NoTestudo can’t see a craving, but it can notice visits to a place, and every day without one is a clear day.

How a week adds up

Weeks run Monday to Sunday in your time zone. As the week goes, your goal shows progress like “2 of 3 clear days,” or visits toward a target.

1. Visits record on their own when you arrive and leave.
2. A clear day is confirmed once the day is over with nothing recorded.
3. When Sunday is over, the week settles: your week, added up.

Streaks

A week adds to your streak when every habit in a goal reaches its weekly target. The streak belongs to the goal, not the place, so adding a new place never resets it.¹

Changing a target

Targets aren’t a test. If a target is too high or too easy, change it. The new weekly target starts on Monday, so the week in progress stays as it was.

Where to see it

• Home has a countdown to your next clear day.
• Goals shows each habit’s week as a row of seven days, Monday to Sunday.
• Weekly summary puts the whole week together.

Frequently asked questions

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