A habit tracker with a public page. Check in every day, grow a streak anyone can watch — and fear the day you break it. That fear is the feature.
You check the box. TrackInPublic handles the pressure: the page, the streak, the audience that notices when you slip.
Your daily checklist lives at trackinpublic.app/you. Visitors see what you actually did today — not what you claim in your bio.
Tick a habit and your page updates live. Hit day 30, 100 or 365 and TrackInPublic drafts the post — your audience celebrates with you.
Every day is a tile. Lit means you showed up. A gap is a gap — no backfilling, no editing history, no mercy.
Gym, writing, 6am wake-ups, no sugar — anything you want to stop negotiating with yourself about. Set the cadence per habit.
Every habit has a switch. Show the streak to the world, or keep the embarrassing ones just for you.
One tap a day to check in. Your page does the rest — and your audience does the enforcing.
phone, watch or terminal — a check-in takes two seconds. the streak does the rest.
The streaks you admire weren't built on motivation. They were built on witnesses.
Start day oneDecades of research agree on one thing: tracking your progress works, and it works dramatically better when someone else can see it.
A meta-analysis of 138 experiments found that monitoring goal progress reliably increases success — and the effect gets stronger when progress is reported publicly instead of kept private.
People who committed to a judgment in public held to it under group pressure far more than those who kept it to themselves. A page anyone can open is that commitment, renewed every day.
An audience only sharpened performance when it could actually see and judge the work; blindfolded spectators changed nothing. Being watched works because evaluation is possible — so the page is public.
The median time before a new daily behavior became automatic was 66 days, with a range from 18 to 254. A streak someone is watching is what carries you across that gap.
TrackInPublic is these findings in one page: progress you can see, a commitment made in public, an audience that can judge, and a streak to defend. The sources are on the blog.
Not a screenshot — the actual page. Scroll it, judge the gap in the heatmap, feel the pressure.
1,560 check-ins and counting
TrackInPublic is a habit tracker with a public page: a shareable streak page for your daily habits, an accountability page your friends can watch, and a heatmap that cannot be edited after midnight. Put the link in your bio, or keep some habits private — every habit has its own switch. Free for 3 habits; Pro is unlimited.
Start free. Upgrade when the streak becomes part of who you are.
Start a streak someone can watch. Your future self will be too embarrassed to quit.