We’reStreaking Open the app

How it works

Last updated 18 September 2026

We’reStreaking is a habit tracker with one rule that makes it different from every other one: you cannot keep the streak by yourself. Two people share a single counter, and it only moves on days you both showed up.

The three steps

  1. Name the habit. Write what you are both committing to each day. Something you can honestly finish on a bad day works better than something ambitious. “Twenty minutes of reading” beats “read a book a week”.
  2. Send the invite link. The app generates one link. Your friend opens it and they are in. Nobody signs up, nobody hands over an email address, and there is no password to forget.
  3. Check in daily. One tap each. When the second person taps, the day is complete and the counter goes up by one. If either of you misses the day, it goes back to zero.

What happens if someone forgets

You can send a nudge. It buzzes on your partner’s phone if they have the app open and puts a hard-to-ignore banner on their screen. It is deliberately the only notification in the product. We would rather you text your friend than have an app nag them on your behalf.

Running more than one streak

You can keep separate streaks with separate people. A morning run with one friend and a language lesson with another are two independent counters, each with their own invite link. They show up as tabs along the top once you have more than one.

The day rolls over at your local midnight, not at some server’s. If you and your partner are in different time zones, you each get your own day boundary, so neither of you loses a day to the other’s clock.

What we store

A habit title, the nicknames you type in, and which dates each of you checked in. That is the whole list. There is no account to delete because there was never one to create. If you stop opening the app, the data just sits there unused.

If you are curious about why a shared counter tends to hold better than a solo one, that is covered in why it works. There is also a short note on who built this.