Your habits, on a public page. Check in every day, grow a streak the whole internet 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 wrote their goals down and sent weekly progress updates to someone achieved them at 76% — versus 43% for those who kept their goals in their head.
Commit privately and your odds of following through hover around 10%. Add a standing accountability check-in and completion rates climb to 95%.
On average it takes 66 days of repetition before a behavior becomes automatic. A streak someone is watching is what carries you across that gap.
TrackInPublic is all four findings in one page: written goals, progress monitoring, public reporting, and a streak to defend.
Not a screenshot — the actual page. Scroll it, judge the gap in the heatmap, feel the pressure.
2,148,391 check-ins and counting
"I quit smoking four times in private. The fifth time, 2,300 people were watching my streak. Day 218 today."
"My 6am streak survived a product launch and a newborn. Breaking it in front of my followers was scarier than both."
"Day 90 of writing daily. Three people started their own pages because they watched mine. That's the whole loop."
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.